Our Renner 2K Cabinet Painting Process Explained

At The Ville Painting Co., we don’t treat cabinets like walls—and we don’t use wall paint on them either. Our detailed cabinet painting process with Renner 2K ensures a stunning, durable result every single time.

Step 1: Prep and ProtectionWe remove cabinet doors and hardware, label every piece, and mask off the surrounding areas. The job site is sealed and ventilated to protect your home while ensuring a clean spray zone.

Step 2: Degreasing and SandingKitchens build up years of grease and residue. We deep-clean every surface, sand them smooth, and fill imperfections before applying any coatings.

Step 3: Industrial-Grade PrimerWe use Renner’s own 2K water-based primer for superior adhesion and stain blocking. This step prevents bleeding from knots or tannins and builds the perfect base for topcoats.

Step 4: Spray Application of Renner 2K TopcoatUsing HVLP spray systems, we apply 2–3 coats of Renner 2K for a flawless finish. Between coats, surfaces are scuff-sanded to ensure proper bonding and smoothness.

Step 5: Cure, Reinstall, and Clean-UpOnce cured, the doors are reinstalled and all surfaces cleaned. You’re left with showroom-ready cabinets that look brand new.

Book Your TransformationCall 615-920-1143 or email matthew@thevillepaintingco.com to schedule your cabinet refinishing with Nashville’s Renner 2K specialists.