Doors & drawer fronts
Preparation and refinishing of suitable fronts in the agreed colour and sheen.
Kitchen units • fitted furniture • fine finish
Kitchen Spraying in Dublin & Leinster
Fine-finish spraying for suitable kitchen doors, drawer fronts, panels and fitted joinery.
The service
Refresh the finish, not the whole room.
If the layout works and the units are sound, a new finish can give a kitchen a different character. A successful result starts by identifying the substrate, assessing the existing surface and agreeing which parts of the kitchen are included.
Art Boys provides kitchen and joinery spraying across Dublin and Leinster. Preparation, protection and the coating system are planned around the units, the required colour and sheen, and the practical use of the room.
Panels & trims
Coordinated finishing for visible end panels, plinths and selected mouldings.
Fitted furniture
Spray finishes for suitable wardrobes, cabinetry and other fitted joinery.
Preparation & protection
Cleaning, degreasing, sanding and priming as required for the agreed system.
Art Boys • Selected photographs
Before, preparation and the finished result.
Explore the surfaces, spaces and finishing details. Select a photograph for a closer look.
How it works
From the first conversation
to the finishing details.
Review the kitchen
Send overall photos, close-ups of the finish and details of the units you want included.
Agree the scope
Confirm suitability, colour, sheen, hardware arrangements and the planned sequence.
Prepare & refinish
Protect the room, prepare the agreed surfaces and apply the finishing system.
Before we begin
A few useful details.
Can you spray laminate or wrapped doors?
Some surfaces may be suitable, while lifting wraps or damaged substrates can need repair or replacement. We need to inspect the condition before confirming.
Are handles, interiors and worktops included?
Not automatically. The quotation should identify exactly which fronts, panels, interiors and fittings are included. Worktops and other surfaces require separate assessment.
Scope and suitability
What a kitchen spraying quotation should cover.
What is included in a kitchen spraying quotation?
A kitchen spraying quotation should state exactly which doors, drawer fronts, visible panels, plinths, cornices, trims and fitted components are included. It should also confirm whether handles are removed or replaced, whether interiors and worktops are excluded, and how the fixed carcass sections will be protected and finished. Clear photographs and a count of doors and drawers allow an initial review, but damaged finishes, lifting wraps or unusual substrates may still require inspection before the scope is confirmed.
Fitted joinery painting →Preparation that supports a durable finish
Kitchen units collect grease, cleaning residue and wear around handles and edges. Suitable surfaces need thorough cleaning and degreasing before sanding or abrading, dust removal and the compatible primer and finish system. The room, flooring, appliances, worktops and adjacent finishes are protected before coating begins. Preparation varies by substrate, so the existing finish must be identified rather than treated as if every door is the same.
When respraying may not be the right option
Respraying changes the finish; it does not correct failed hinges, swollen boards, loose edges or badly lifting vinyl wrap. Where units are structurally damaged, repair or replacement may be more sensible before refinishing. We assess condition first and confirm which components are suitable, helping the quotation reflect the real work instead of hiding repairs inside a headline price.
Dublin & Leinster
Tell us about your kitchen.
Share your location, a few photographs and what you would like done. We can review the scope and discuss the next step.
