Cabinet Painting
in Rogers, AR

Most Rogers homes built in the 2000s and 2010s came with builder-grade cabinets — MDF construction, flat-pack assembly, and walls finished with standard latex wall paint applied by the production crew. That paint was never meant for cabinet surfaces. It lacks the hardness to stand up to daily contact. Within two to three years the finish chips at door edges, yellows near the stove, and peels at the corners of drawer faces. The problem is not the color. It is the product and the process.

A proper cabinet refinish starts before any paint is mixed. Doors are removed from the boxes and taken off-site or sprayed in place with full kitchen protection. Every surface is deglossed, then sanded to create mechanical adhesion. MDF edges — which absorb moisture and swell if not sealed — get a bonding primer before topcoat. This is not optional. MDF without a dedicated primer will fail regardless of the finish coat applied over it.

The topcoat we use on every Rogers cabinet job is Sherwin-Williams Emerald Urethane, applied via HVLP spray. It levels to a factory-smooth surface with no brush marks. The urethane chemistry gives it the hardness of a factory finish — resistant to grease, moisture, and the daily wear of a working kitchen. Satin or semi-gloss depending on your preference.

Cabinet painting is a year-round service — no weather dependency, no scheduling around seasons. Most full kitchen projects are complete in two to three days with the kitchen usable the same evening we finish. Every job is backed by our 🛡️ 1-Year “No Fuss” Guarantee.

Last Updated: March 2026