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We weren't painting the inside areas of our kitchen cabinets during the refinishing process, and all the food was closed, so we choose not to remove everything. If they were taking the cabinets down, it would have been necessary to remove everything....Read More
No, it's not different because it involves painting or staining. Cabinet refinishing means you keep your cabinet's components as they are and only change their color or finish. The process entails stripping the current coat from the wood and then applying new paint or stain....Read More
For me, it wasn't. Refinishing our kitchen cabinets added another 20 years to their lifespan, and it cost half the price of replacing them. ...Read More
I had my cabinets refaced in Portland, Oregon. The process is similar to a refinish. I chose their top tier package, which came with a lifetime warranty. It's best to check with whichever company you're interested in.
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They don't have to be. I bought my cabinets off the shelf, and they're perfect for what I need in the kitchen. I also probably saved a lot of money, since custom cabinets are sometimes up to double the cost of store models. That said, if there's a certain look you're going for or if you have an irregular space to fill with them, custom might be your only choice....Read More
