Shaker kitchen, resprayed
A tired oak-look kitchen taken to satin white, with the routed shoulders kept crisp and the whole set sprayed together so it reads as one.
- C2P-0117
- Kitchens
- Routed MDF
- 2PAC satin
- White base mix
- 33
The carcasses were sound, which is the usual story. It was the doors doing all the ageing: a yellowed clear over an oak look, chipped along the bin drawer and soft in one corner under the sink.
Everything came off and came here. Hinges and soft-close gear bagged and labelled by position, because a shaker set that goes back in the wrong order never quite sits right.
The routed shoulders were the thing to protect. Build too much material into a shaker profile and the internal corners fill, the shoulders soften, and you have paid for a detail you can no longer see. Lighter passes, more of them.
All thirty-three pieces sprayed in the same session. Across a wall of that many doors, a set sprayed in two batches will not match, and you would see it from the doorway.
Whole sets get sprayed together. Two batches never match across a wall of doors.
Before, and after
- Yellowed clear over an oak look, chipped along the bin drawer, one soft corner under the sink
- Satin white throughout, routed shoulders crisp, thirty-three pieces sprayed as one batch
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Nine questions and up to ten photos. You get the likely process, the rate lines it falls under and an indicative range: then it goes to the workshop for a human to look at properly.
Estimates are indicative only, worked against our published rates. Final pricing is confirmed by Coastal 2PAC after the job has been inspected or reviewed.
- 01What are we working onKitchen, robe, doors, panels, trim
- 02What needs doingNew, respray, repair, clear over veneer
- 03Surface and conditionMDF, melamine, veneer, and what state it is in
- 04Finish and profileSatin or gloss, flat or routed: the rate follows this
- 05SizeA band, or real measurements if you have them
- 06Photos and the result you wantUp to ten, then in your own words