If you're considering remodeling your kitchen, one of the best ways to make a major impact and difference is to either paint, refinish or resurface your kitchen cabinets. It has a dramatic effect on the appearance and feel of your kitchen. You likely don't need new cabinets. A little TLC can go a long way.
Resurfacing vs Refinishing. What's the difference? Resurfacing is a process during which the existing framework is completely replaced with a different material. The previous cabinet boxes are kept but all cabinet doors and drawer fronts are replaced with newer versions. Hardware is often changed at this time as well. Its also a good time to replace cabinet side panels, face frames and moldings creating a completely new look. Doing so can modernize your cabinets instantly. On the other hand, refinishing is changing the existing finish or stain by sanding the cabinets down and then applying a new stain (or paint). It can also have a dramatic effect on your cabinets' appearance but it isn't quite as involved as resurfacing, which requires the complete replacement of everything except the framework. Sometimes simply painting your cabinets instead of re-staining them can be a great option and its one that is growing in popularity in recent years. Dothan Kitchen & Bath remodelers believes in using onl the highest quality stains and paints and we have many years of experience assisting homeowners in their remodels. Resurfacing or refinishing can be a messy and time-consuming job that you may not want to undertake yourself. Call today for a free quote! |
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