Kitchen and bathroom cabinets define the visual character of these rooms more than any other single element which means that a professional cabinet painting project delivers the most visual impact per dollar of any kitchen upgrade a homeowner can make. Our team at Brushvex Cabinet Painting brings eight years of dedicated cabinet refinishing expertise and high-end furniture finishing shop standards to every kitchen project.
The Brushvex cabinet painting process is dramatically different from typical brush-and-roller painting involving comprehensive preparation including door and drawer face removal, thorough cleaning and degreasing, detailed sanding and wood grain filling, and application of a professional bonding primer before any topcoat is sprayed. Preparation on every Brushvex project is non-negotiable and consistent, because it is the foundation of a finish that resists chipping, yellowing, and wear under the demanding conditions of daily kitchen use. Our topcoat systems are applied with professional spray equipment calibrated for consistent film thickness and a drip-free result produce a smooth, even, drip-free result that is indistinguishable from a factory cabinet finish — the standard that clearly separates professional spray work from brush application.
Brushvex works with homeowners on color selection advising on the latest design trends and timeless palettes to help clients achieve a kitchen they will love for years. All adjacent surfaces, floors, countertops, and appliances are fully protected during every Brushvex project. The company was launched by Simone Delacroix a professional finishing carpenter and spray application technician who spent years in the custom furniture and millwork finishing industry before pivoting to residential cabinet refinishing. Her direct involvement in training and quality review ensures consistent, impressive results on every project. For homeowners in Town and Country, WA, call Brushvex Cabinet Painting today at 877-848-1711 to schedule your cabinet consultation and take the first step toward a Town and Country, WA kitchen that looks brand new.
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