Basic Cabinet Painting
Usually means latex, acrylic, or alkyd paint. It may be brushed, rolled, or lightly sprayed. It often costs less up front but has a shorter lifespan in a working kitchen.
Cabinet Painting Without The Latex Shortcuts
If you searched for cabinet painting, this is the durable version: full prep, HVLP spray work, Italian 2K polyurethane, and a 5-year written warranty.
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What makes our cabinet painting different?
Parallel Painting does cabinet painting with the same process we use for cabinet refinishing: clean, sand, prime, spray, cure, reinstall, and protect the finish with Italian 2K polyurethane. We do not brush latex paint over kitchen cabinets.
The word "painting" is what many homeowners type into Google. The risk is that many quotes for cabinet painting are really just standard house paint applied to cabinet doors. That finish can chip around handles, yellow on white doors, and stick where doors close against frames.
Tyler's process is built for kitchens. The doors and drawers are removed and sprayed separately. The frames are finished on site inside careful masking and containment. The result is a smoother, harder, longer-lasting finish than a basic cabinet paint job.
Why Homeowners Choose Us
Professional cabinet refinishing backed by real craftsmanship and honest business practices.
No Latex Cabinet Paint
Every cabinet project uses Italian 2K polyurethane, not soft wall paint brushed or rolled onto doors.
Smooth Spray Finish
Doors and drawer fronts are sprayed for a cleaner surface than brush-and-roll cabinet painting.
Protected Kitchen
On-site frame work is masked and contained so your home stays protected during the finish stage.
Owner-Operated
Tyler Fowler handles the work personally. No subcontractor handoff and no rotating crew.
Cabinet Painting vs Refinishing
Parallel Painting Cabinet Finish
A full refinishing process using professional prep, HVLP spray equipment, Italian 2K polyurethane, and a 5-year written warranty.
Cabinet Painting FAQ
Do you offer cabinet painting?
Yes. At Parallel Painting, cabinet painting and cabinet refinishing mean the same professional service: full prep, HVLP spray application, Italian 2K polyurethane, reinstall, alignment, and a 5-year written warranty.
Why not use regular cabinet paint?
Standard cabinet paint is usually latex, acrylic, or alkyd. It can look fine at first, but it stays softer than catalyzed 2K polyurethane and is more vulnerable to yellowing, edge chipping, sticking, and moisture failure.
Will painted cabinets peel?
Cabinets peel when prep is weak, the coating is too soft, or the finish cannot handle heat and moisture. Tyler prevents that with cleaning, sanding, bonding primer, controlled spray application, and a 2K polyurethane topcoat.
What colors can I choose?
Most homeowners choose whites, warm off-whites, taupe, greige, green-gray, navy, or two-tone island combinations. Tyler reviews color and sheen during the estimate so the finish matches the home and lighting.
Related Cabinet Resources
Cabinet Refinishing
The full service page for Tyler's Italian 2K cabinet refinishing process.
Will Painted Cabinets Peel?
Why cabinet paint fails and what prevents peeling.
2K Polyurethane Cabinet Finish
The coating system behind Parallel Painting cabinet projects.
Cabinet Refinishing FAQ
Answers about timeline, warranty, cost, and process.
Ready For Cabinets That Last?
Call or text Tyler directly for a free in-home estimate.