Your La Grange cabinets get a sprayed enamel finish that keeps hardening after the doors go back up, and we tell you how to care for it in the first weeks.
We cover La Grange, and cabinet refinishing is painting the cabinets you already have instead of buying new ones. Each door and drawer front comes off with a label, and the hardware is bagged so it goes back where it came from. Surfaces get cleaned, degreased, scuff-sanded and filled, then a bonding primer goes on. We spray a cabinet-grade enamel over it for an even, durable finish.
We reach La Grange on I-294 and Ogden Avenue, then La Grange Road or 47th Street toward downtown and the Metra station, in Cook County beside La Grange Park and Western Springs. Cabinet enamel is dry to the touch long before it is fully hard. The doors go back up once they are cured enough to handle, but the finish keeps getting tougher for weeks after that. We leave you with a short list: wipe with a soft damp cloth, skip harsh cleaners for a while and do not hang wet towels over the doors.
Every piece is labeled to its opening, with its hinges and screws in a marked bag.
Cleaning, degreasing and a scuff-sand prepare the surface for primer.
Chips and dents are filled and sanded flush.
A bonding primer and a sprayed cabinet-grade enamel make up the finish.
Doors are rehung on their own hinges, soft-close ones included, and adjusted so they close evenly.
You get plain instructions for the first weeks while the enamel finishes hardening.
We look at the cabinets for a free estimate and write out every door, drawer front and box in the scope. If anything changes, from an added vanity to a repair we find behind a door, you see a written price and approve it first. We tell you how many days the doors need before rehang and keep to the schedule we set. At the handoff, we walk the kitchen with you and go over the care list.
Call or text (815) 585-1750. We look at your cabinets, write out the scope and walk you through the cure time.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com