High Quality Cabinet Refinishing in Midlothian, VA

This Midlothian, VA kitchen began with off-white cabinetry and a clear goal from the homeowner, they wanted a brighter, more refreshed space. 89-Paint handled the project, focusing on cabinet refinishing and new hardware to lift the whole room without a full renovation.

We used our state of the art lacquer process to update the cabinet surfaces. Lacquer provides a smooth, consistent finish that reflects light well, which helps make a kitchen feel brighter. Choosing a high-quality lacquer system was important to achieve a clean, even look and a finish that stands up to daily use.

Before applying lacquer we completed the necessary preparation to ensure adhesion and a uniform result. Surfaces were cleaned and prepped so the lacquer could be applied smoothly. Our approach emphasizes attention to detail during prep and application, which is a key part of producing a professional cabinet refinishing outcome.

Replacing hardware was the other major component of this kitchen update. New pulls and knobs can change the visual weight and style of cabinets, and in this case the hardware complemented the lacquered finish to modernize the space. Swapping out hardware is a straightforward change that makes a noticeable difference when paired with an updated finish.

The combination of the lacquer process and new hardware brightened the kitchen and gave it a refreshed, cohesive look. Rather than ripping out cabinets or doing a full remodel, the refinishing and hardware upgrade provided a cost-effective way to achieve a much fresher appearance.

89-Paint completed the project in Midlothian, VA with the focus on delivering a durable, attractive finish that meets the homeowner’s goal. The work preserved the existing cabinetry while improving the room’s brightness and overall style, showing how targeted updates can create a big impact.

Homeowners considering a similar update can expect a clear improvement in appearance from professional cabinet refinishing and carefully chosen hardware. If your kitchen feels dated or just a bit dull, a lacquer finish and new hardware may be the practical solution to refresh the space without a full renovation.

Budget: $10,000-$12,000

Location: Midlothian, VA