Welcome to Minkler Painting, where we turn ordinary kitchens into extraordinary spaces. Whether you are painting your cabinets for the first time or refinishing a kitchen that has seen better days, we have the skill and the products to deliver a flawless, durable finish. We spray the Renner system — two coats of primer and two coats of Renner 776 urethane topcoat — for a finish that looks factory-made and holds up to real kitchen use.
What Will It Cost to Paint My Cabinets?
Use the calculator below to get a real ballpark in about 30 seconds. Count your cabinet doors and drawer fronts, and you will see the range most kitchens like yours land in.
This is an estimate to give you an idea — not a quote. Every kitchen is different, and condition, layout and prep all move the number. When you want a firm price, we come out, measure, and put it in writing for free.
Cabinet Painting Cost Estimator
Count your cabinet doors and drawer fronts, then add any extras. You will get an honest range in seconds — no email required.
Estimated project range
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Typical timeline: about 5 days on site
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This is an estimate, not a quote. Prices cover labor, materials and finish — two coats of Renner primer and two coats of Renner 776. New hardware is supplied by the homeowner. The final price depends on the condition of your cabinets; heavy grease, water damage or multiple old finishes need extra prep. We walk the job with you and put the real number in writing before any work starts.
Our 5-Day Cabinet Painting Process
Why we cost more than the cheap quote — and why that matters.
Most cabinet quotes look the same on paper. They are not the same job. A cheap cabinet job is one day of spraying over cabinets that were never properly degreased or sanded, using wall paint out of a big-box store — and it starts chipping around the handles inside two years. Here is exactly what we do instead, and why it takes five days.
DAY 1
Containment & Setup
We paper your floors and mask your countertops, walls and ceilings. We build a containment barrier and set up a spray booth and drying racks on site. Every door and drawer comes off and gets labeled, and the boxes get masked. Your kitchen stays clean and you keep living in your house.
DAY 2
Degrease & Sand
Kitchen cabinets carry years of cooking grease, and paint will not stick to grease. We degrease every door, drawer, panel and box, scuff sand all of it, then vacuum and tack-cloth every surface. This is the step cheap jobs skip. It is the single biggest reason cabinet paint fails.
DAY 3
Two Coats of Renner Primer
We spray two full coats of Renner primer on every door, drawer, panel and box. We fill imperfections, caulk the crown moulding and trim, then sand everything back smooth. Two coats, not one. That is what gives the finish something to hold onto.
DAY 4
Two Finish Coats of Renner 776
Two sprayed finish coats of Renner 776 — a high-performance Italian wood coating engineered specifically for cabinetry, not for walls. It cures to a hard, smooth, factory-like surface that stands up to daily use around handles, under the sink and beside the range.
DAY 5
Reinstall & Clean Up
All paper, plastic and containment comes out. Every door and drawer goes back exactly where it came from, hardware reinstalled and aligned. We leave your kitchen clean and usable. No mess left behind, no "we will come back for that."
Want to see it before you commit? We will bring you a sample.
You should not have to take our word for it. If you are seriously considering us, we will come back out and show you a finished sample door so you can see and feel the finish for yourself — the smoothness, the hardness, the sheen — before you spend a dollar.
Request a Sample & Free EstimateGot a cheaper quote? Ask them three questions.
- "How many coats of primer are you doing?" — We do two. Most do one, or none.
- "How many days will you be on site?" — We take five. A one-day job is a one-day job.
- "What product are you spraying? Are you using Renner?" — Most painters have never heard of it.
Four sprayed coats on every piece, over a full degrease and sand, in a purpose-built coating. That is the whole difference — and it is why our cabinets still look right in ten years.
Renner is the #1 Choice for Painting your Kitchen Cabinets
Renner Water-Based Urethane Topcoat is a premium, water-based urethane topcoat product that’s affordable and built for busy kitchens. This water-based urethane topcoat is extremely durable, long-lasting and mildew resistant.
What Our Cabinet Customers Say
Rated 4.9 out of 5 across 83 Google reviews.
Cabinet Painting FAQs
How long does cabinet painting take?
Our cabinet painting process runs five days. The day-by-day steps are listed on this page.
What finish do you use on cabinets?
We spray a Renner urethane coating, which is made for cabinetry and gives a smooth, durable finish.
How much does it cost to paint kitchen cabinets?
Use the cabinet painting cost estimator on this page for a ballpark figure. We confirm the exact price with a free estimate.
What areas do you serve?
We are based in Belton, MO and serve the Kansas City metro, including Raymore, Lee’s Summit, Grandview, Peculiar, Harrisonville, Overland Park, Leawood, Olathe, Lenexa and Prairie Village.
Do you offer financing?
Yes. Third-party financing is available through Acorn.
What are you waiting for? Schedule a free estimate today!
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We proudly serve the whole Kansas City metro. See our full painting services and service area, including Belton, Prairie Village and Olathe. Weighing DIY? See Why Hire a Professional to Paint Your Kitchen Cabinets.
