Kitchen Cabinets and Interior Repaint, Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara
Purple Painting did a complete interior repaint of a home in Santa Barbara, including all interior walls, and converted the previously stained kitchen cabinets to a paint-grade finish. The cabinets were sanded, primed with an oil-based primer and finished with a sprayed coating. Fronts and drawers were painted on both sides, the cabinet boxes on the outside only.
- Type
- Residential
- Location
- Santa Barbara, CA
- Completed
- 2024
- Wimborne White
Farrow & Ball No. 239
Sherwin-Williams Pro Industrial Hybrid
satin · kitchen cabinets
- Slipper Satin
Farrow & Ball No. 2004
Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint
velvet · kitchen, living room, entryway and dining room walls
- Skimming Stone
- Pale Powder
- Skylight
- Healing Aloe
A new Santa Barbara resident with a strong sense of design set out to refresh their home’s interior with a complete repaint. The project introduced rich, inviting colors throughout all interior walls and transformed the previously stained kitchen cabinets into a sleek, modern paint-grade finish. The cabinets were carefully sanded, primed with an oil-based primer, and finished with a smooth, durable sprayed coating for a refined, designer-quality result. Cabinet fronts and drawers were painted on both sides and the cabinet boxes on the outside only.
How we do it
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Mask the kitchen
The range hood, oven and everything not being painted were masked off before spraying.
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Sand the stained cabinets
The previously stained cabinets were sanded so the primer would hold.
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Prime with an oil-based primer
An oil-based CoverStain primer went on to convert the stained wood to a paint-grade finish.
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Spray the finish coats
A smooth, durable sprayed coating went on. Fronts and drawers were painted on both sides, the cabinet boxes on the outside only.
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Dry the doors on racks
Doors were laid out to dry on a rolling rack in a covered area while the frames were finished in place.
