Cabinet preparation + spray finishing
Kitchen cabinet resurfacing for occupied homes, strata suites, rental turnovers and selected commercial millwork across the Lower Mainland.
Scope planning
The archived WeSprayIt project record shows kitchen masking, preparation and finished colour changes. A current scope should identify cabinet materials, existing finish and damage, all included components, hardware changes, access, containment and ventilation before coating work begins.
Cleaning, repair review, deglossing or sanding, masking and compatible primers depend on the existing finish and substrate. Swollen, delaminated or structurally damaged components may need replacement rather than coating.
List door faces and backs, drawer fronts, fixed frames, end panels, islands, crown, valances and toe kicks. Confirm hardware changes before filling or drilling begins.
Occupied kitchens need a plan for adjacent rooms, floors, counters, appliances, dust and ventilation. Condo and strata work may also require elevator bookings and common-area protection.
Lower Mainland planning pages
Each page focuses on a different access, occupancy, substrate or scheduling situation. Project conditions still require direct review.
Send photos of the full kitchen and damaged areas, cabinet material if known, included surfaces, colour goal, address type, access constraints, occupancy and desired timing.
Commercial, strata or repair scope?
Share the location, substrate or assembly, area, access, timing and photographs.