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Upper Arlington | Proper Cabinetry Prep Makes for Beautifully Painted Kitchens

Not all cabinets are the same, and neither is the approach required to finish them properly. In this video, we explain how the condition of cabinetry determines the entire finishing system. Cabinets that were previously stained require a different primer than those that were painted before, and raw wood demands its own carefully selected foundation. Each surface is evaluated before work begins so the correct primer can be used for long-term performance. For stained cabinets, a shellac-based primer is often necessary to ensure proper adhesion. Raw wood allows for multiple layers of primer, sanded smooth between applications, before the final finish is applied. This layered process creates a surface that is not only beautiful, but built to last for the lifetime of the cabinetry. It is a disciplined, material-driven approach that prioritizes durability, consistency, and craftsmanship at every stage.