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Cabinet painting & refinishing · Orange CountyCabinet painting with a factory-smooth finish
New cabinets cost a fortune and take months. Cano Painting removes, preps and sprays your existing kitchen and bath cabinets to a smooth, durable, factory-style finish — most kitchens done in about a week.
Licensed · CA #987062
Based in Dana Point
Free written quotes
What's included
A real refinish, not a brush-over
Cabinet finishes fail when they're rushed. Ours follows the same sequence a cabinet shop uses.
- Doors & drawers removed and sprayedEvery door and drawer front comes off, gets labeled, and is sprayed flat in a controlled setup — no brush marks, no drips.
- Degrease, sand & repairKitchen grease is stripped, surfaces sanded, and dings, dents and water damage filled and leveled.
- Bonding primer systemA high-adhesion bonding primer locks onto old varnish, laminate or previously painted surfaces so the topcoat can't peel.
- Cabinet-grade topcoatsTwo to three coats of hard, scrubbable cabinet enamel — satin and semi-gloss finishes that cure to a furniture-grade shell.
- Boxes painted in placeCabinet frames are masked, prepped and sprayed or hand-finished on site to match the doors perfectly.
- Hardware & reassemblyHinges and pulls reinstalled (or new hardware fitted), doors aligned, soft-close checked, kitchen handed back clean.
How it works
About a week to a new kitchen
1
Quote & color pick
We measure your cabinets, talk colors and sheen, and give you one firm written price — per kitchen, not per surprise.
2
Removal & prep
Doors and drawers come to the spray setup; your kitchen is masked off and the boxes prepped in place.
3
Spray, cure & reinstall
Multiple sprayed coats with proper cure time between them, then careful reinstallation and alignment.
4
Final check
Every door opened and closed, every line inspected — it should look like the cabinets were born that color.
Why Cano for cabinets
The difference is in the prep and the spray
Anyone can put paint on a cabinet door. What makes a refinish look factory-made — and last — is invisible work: degreasing that actually removes years of cooking film, sanding that gives the primer something to bite, and a bonding primer between old finish and new paint. Skip any of those and the finish chips at the handles within a year.
We spray rather than brush-and-roll wherever it counts, because sprayed cabinet enamel levels out the way a factory finish does. The result, in kitchens from Dana Point to San Juan Capistrano, is a transformation people mistake for a full remodel — at a fraction of the cost and none of the demolition.
White and soft neutral cabinets remain the most requested, but we also do deep greens, navy islands and two-tone kitchens. Bring us a color you're dreaming about — we'll spray a sample door first so you can live with it before committing.
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Call for a free cabinet quote — we'll count the doors, talk colors, and give you one firm number.