How a Kitchen Respray Works (Day by Day)
Day 1 — Removal & workshop
We arrive in the morning, label every door and drawer front, photograph the layout, and carefully remove all the cabinet doors, drawer fronts, kickboards, end panels and pelmets. These come back to our Plympton workshop, where they're cleaned, sanded, primed with the right primer for the substrate (MDF, vinyl-wrap, oak, laminate or painted timber all need different prep), then sprayed with two coats of premium topcoat in your chosen colour and finish.
Day 2 — Carcass on-site
While the doors are at the workshop, we mask up your kitchen, sand and prep the carcasses, side panels, and any fixed elements that can't easily be removed. Two coats of topcoat go on. The paint is water-based and safe to be around — you can keep using the kitchen for everything except the immediate work area.
Day 3 — Reinstall & tidy
Doors come back, fully cured. We refit every door and drawer front, check alignment, swap or refit handles (we can drill new holes if you're changing handle style), tidy up, and leave you with a kitchen that looks brand new — and a personalised Spray Vision mug on the counter.
Why a Workshop-Finished Kitchen Looks Better
Most local sprayers do everything in your home. That's faster, but it's a compromise: dust gets into the wet paint, runs and orange-peel are common, and overspray drifts everywhere. By taking your doors to a controlled workshop environment with proper extraction and lighting, we get the same finish you'd see on a brand-new showroom kitchen — and your home stays clean.
Brands of Kitchen We Regularly Respray
We respray every major UK kitchen brand: Howdens, Magnet, Wickes, Wren, Benchmarx, Symphony, Ikea Method, Schreiber, Moores, Sigma 3, and bespoke joiner-built kitchens. We work on solid wood, MDF, vinyl-wrapped, melamine-faced, painted timber, oak, beech, laminate and high-gloss acrylic. The substrate determines the primer; the result is the same.
Colours, Finishes & Two-Tone
You can pick from any RAL, British Standard, Farrow & Ball, Little Greene, or Dulux colour. Custom colour-matching to a chip you provide is included at no extra charge. Most customers go for matt, semi-matt or satin — they hide marks better than gloss and look more contemporary. Two-tone kitchens (e.g. dark base units, light wall units) are increasingly popular and we charge per door, so the price doesn't jump dramatically. See popular colour ideas →
Areas We Cover
We respray kitchens across Plymouth and the surrounding area — including Plympton, Plymstock, Saltash, Ivybridge, Tavistock — and across Devon and Cornwall (Exeter, Newton Abbot, Torbay, Truro, Bodmin, Liskeard, Newquay). See full coverage →
