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• We start by labeling every door and drawer so each piece returns to its exact place.

• Next, we carefully remove the doors and drawer fronts.

• We recommend you clear out as much as possible from inside the cabinets to reduce the risk of damage and give us space to tape and protect the interior.

• All surrounding areas (walls, floors, counters, appliances, etc.) are covered with tape, paper, and plastic.

• If possible, the stove will be moved so we can refinish side panels. (Please note: your stove will be unavailable for 2–3 days, so plan accordingly.)

• A plastic barrier is installed to keep dust and overspray contained in the work area.

• With everything protected, we clean and degrease the cabinet frames.

• All surfaces are sanded to ensure proper adhesion.

• After sanding, we clean away all dust.

• We apply primer coats, sanding lightly between them for a smooth finish.

• Then, we spray 2–3 coats of topcoat for a durable, professional look.

• An exhaust fan is used to remove fumes and odors.

• Once the frames are complete, we remove all masking so your kitchen is fully functional again the same day.

• At our shop, we clean, degrease, and sand all doors and drawers.

• Any repairs are made at this stage.

• This step is crucial for ensuring a strong bond between the wood and the new finish.

• Doors and drawers are primed and sprayed with topcoat.

• Multiple coats are applied for a flawless finish.

• Doors and drawers are carefully inspected. Any imperfections are touched up before delivery.

• Once approved, everything is wrapped, transported, and reinstalled in your home following the labels from Day 1.

• If you’ve chosen new hardware (handles/knobs), we install them at this time.

This method creates a unique, stone-like design with endless possibilities in color and pattern. Every project results in a one-of-a-kind finish.

Process

• Typically completed in 1 day (not including cure time).

• Can be applied on Stone, Formica, or Corian countertops.

• A primer is applied for bonding, and joints/edges are caulked to prevent leaks.

• Everything is masked with paper and plastic for protection.

• The epoxy base color is poured and spread, then customized with veining and patterns in different colors.

• A torch is used to remove air bubbles and ensure a smooth, glossy surface.

Pros

• Completely custom and original design every time.

• High-gloss finish with stunning depth.

• Heat-resistant and extremely durable.

• Won’t chip or peel.

Cons

• Requires 3–4 days before light use and 2–3 weeks before placing heavy appliances.

• Faucets and drains may need to be removed before installation.

• More expensive than other resurfacing options.

This is a spray-applied coating with three layers that creates the look and feel of stone or granite.

Process

• Typically completed in 1 day.

• Can be applied on Corian, Formica, tile, fiberglass, and even bathtubs.

• A base coat is applied in the color/design you select (many options available).

• A water-based multi-spec coat is sprayed, adding texture and a granite-like look.

• Finally, a clear topcoat is applied in your choice of flat, satin, or gloss finish.

Pros

• Fast turnaround – ready to use after 24 hours.

• No need to remove sinks, faucets, or drains.

• More budget-friendly than epoxy overlay.

Cons

• Designs are limited to available color/pattern options.

• As a spray product, there may be some chemical smell during application.

• Before we begin, it’s important that faucets and showerheads are not leaking. Even a small drip can damage the fresh coating.

• We first identify the bathtub material (metal or fiberglass).

o Metal tubs are usually acid-etched.

o Fiberglass tubs are sanded to create a proper bond for the new coating.

• If the tub has been painted previously, we check for peeling or chipping. If needed, the old coating will be completely stripped before refinishing.

• All areas not being refinished (walls, floors, counters, fixtures, etc.) are carefully covered with paper, plastic, and tape.

• An exhaust fan is installed to remove fumes and odors from the bathroom.

1. Primer Application

o An epoxy primer is applied to seal the surface and prepare it for topcoat.

o At this stage, you may choose to add an anti-slip texture to the tub floor for extra safety. We recommend this option since a newly refinished tub can be slippery when wet.

2. Topcoat Application

o Several coats of topcoat are sprayed for full coverage and a smooth, glossy finish.

3. Cleanup

o Once the final coat is applied, we carefully remove all masking materials and clean the work area.

• Your bathtub or tile will be ready to use after 24 hours.