
40 Reviews, Averaging 4.98 Stars!


Buying a home can be one of the most exciting things you’ll ever do. However, that excitement can quickly wear off when you realize that you’ll have to take on projects like deck painting or cabinet replacement just so that you can make the place your own and elevate the decor to match your design preferences. Rather than allowing themselves to feel overwhelmed, these customers contacted us for help. We started the job by sanding the wood surfaces in order to prepare them for repainting. Then, we used a stain-blocking primer on all of the wood surfaces. We then used four coats of paint (two with a high-build, high-solid paint) on the cabinets. When all was said and done, we were able to bring their outdated oak-stained cabinets into modern times with a thorough repaint job.
Our customers loved their new home, but they didn’t love the outdated look of the oak cabinets. For that reason, they were happy that we were able to turn that situation around for them. They were so pleased that we were able to use our cabinet painting skills to help them achieve the modern look that they were going for, and they were especially grateful that they didn’t have to pay the hefty price for a set of new cabinets after they had just invested in a new home.
All that our customers knew was that they wanted their cabinets in the kitchen and living room repainted white. However, there was no way that we would have been happy with simply painting them and being done with it. From Peachtree City wood window sill replacement to cabinet repainting, we want customers to associate Mr. Painter with the utmost in excellence. We wanted to make sure that the job was completed in a professional manner and that the cabinets looked like they had just been installed. Before painting, we were sure to carefully sand the surface and use a stain-blocking primer that would hide the oak color so that it would not come through in the paint. However, we also wanted to make sure that we went the extra mile for this customer by hiding the grain on the wood with a high-build, high-solid paint that we knew would get the job done.
Thanks for checking out this job we did. Here is another job we did where we painted the exterior stucco surface of their home.