Spray Painted Kitchen Cabinet Care & Maintenance

• Assessment of the existing paint finish, doors, drawer fronts and hardware for wear, chips or moisture damage
• Colour-matched touch-up repair for small chips and scratches, using the original finish or a new palette
• Full respray using airless spraying technology with dust-free mobile extraction, carried out on-site rather than in a workshop
• Reapplication of a protective clear coat where the existing finish has worn thin
• Cleaning, tightening and lubricating hinges, handles and other hardware as part of a refresh visit
• Colour matching to palettes including Little Greene and Farrow & Ball for a factory-grade result
• Respraying can extend to other fitted units and, where relevant, external uPVC doors and window profiles

• Day-to-day cleaning and dusting - that stays a homeowner job, as covered in the routines above
• Cabinet carcasses with water damage, swelling or rot, which usually need replacing rather than respraying
• Full kitchen replacement or new cabinetry - that's a redesign project rather than a care or respray visit
• Cleaning products and consumables used for routine home maintenance

1. Phone or photo triage -- A quick call or a couple of photos of the chip, scuff or dull patch is often enough to give a first steer on whether it's a wipe-clean fix, a colour-matched touch-up, or something that needs a full respray.
2. Home assessment -- For anything beyond a very minor mark, a home visit checks the doors, drawer fronts and hardware in person, and looks at how the existing finish has worn round the handles, the sink and the hob.
3. Written, itemised quote -- A no-obligation quote sets out exactly what's being done - touch-up or full respray - with no hidden extras, before anything is booked in.
4. On-site touch-up or respray -- Small repairs are colour-matched and sprayed in place using airless spray equipment with dust-free mobile extraction, so a single door or drawer front can be touched up without disturbing the rest of the kitchen; a full respray follows the same method across every door and end panel.
5. Cure time and a hardware check -- Freshly sprayed surfaces are left to cure before doors go back on, and hinges, handles and runners are checked and tightened at the same time, since loose hardware is often what causes chipping in the first place.
6. A steer on when to book the next check -- Rather than a one-off sign-off, homeowners get an honest read on how the finish is likely to wear next, useful for booking a small touch-up before marks build up into a job big enough to need a full respray.

Routine care costs next to nothing beyond a soft cloth and a bottle of mild washing-up liquid. A colour-matched touch-up for a handful of chips or scratches is a smaller job than a full respray, and a full respray is a smaller job again than a full kitchen replacement, which starts from around £5,000. There isn't a fixed price list for touch-up or respray work on its own, because it depends on the number of doors and drawer fronts, the condition of the existing finish, and whether the colour is being matched or changed - a full quote needs a site visit. Every quote is written and itemised before work starts, so there are no hidden extras, and flexible finance is available through an FCA-regulated partner, subject to status, for larger respray projects.

Most touch-up call-outs turn out to be a smaller job than homeowners expect - a chipped corner by the kettle, a scuffed handle line, a patch of clear coat gone dull near the hob - and they're handled by the same painters who carry out full kitchen resprays, using the same airless spray equipment and dust-free mobile extraction rather than a brush and a tin. That experience matters here: after 800+ kitchens completed for local homeowners over more than 20 years, telling a five-minute touch-up from a job that actually needs a full respray is second nature, whether the doors are original timber in a Lace Market terrace or newer laminate in a city-centre apartment. Every visit, large or small, is backed by a written agreement with no hidden fees, a formal sign-off, and the same guarantees offered on a full respray - 5 years on labour and installation, 2 years on products - plus membership of the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) and the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB). As a family-run business rather than a franchise, the person who quotes the touch-up is usually the person who turns up to spray it, not a call-centre booking.

Cabinet care advice and professional respray or touch-up work is available across Nottingham and the wider East Midlands, working from a dedicated regional workshop within roughly a 15-20 mile radius. That covers Greater Nottingham - West Bridgford, Wollaton, Beeston, Arnold and Sneinton - plus Nottinghamshire towns including Mansfield, Kirkby-in-Ashfield and Stapleford, and into Derbyshire as far as Derby, Long Eaton, Alfreton and Heanor, extending toward Chesterfield and the Derbyshire border. Older timber cabinetry is common in the Victorian terraces around the Lace Market, and it tends to need a slightly different care approach to the newer laminate and MDF cabinets found in city-centre apartments - both are covered by the same routines and respray process outlined above.

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