Cabinet Painting & Refinishing in Brickell, FL — Vinicio Painting Since 1999

Often yes, but only with the right prep. Thermofoil, laminate, and MDF flat-slab fronts are slick surfaces that need a scuff and a bonding primer before any finish — paint them like wood and they peel at the edges within a year. We identify the material first, prep it correctly, and spray a finish built to bond. If a thermofoil door is delaminating already, we'll tell you replacement is the better call before we quote a refinish that won't hold.

Yes — sprayed, not brushed, which is the only way to get a true smooth high-gloss. We sample the gloss and color on a door in your unit's actual bay light first, because high-gloss reads very differently under a glass tower's light than on a chip. The extra prep and coats are itemized, since a flawless gloss takes more work than a satin.

We handle it. Most Brickell towers require a certificate of insurance naming the association and a reserved freight-elevator window before a contractor works in a unit — and we need the elevator anyway to move fronts out for spraying. We issue the COI and book the window up front so the job runs on schedule.

If the boxes are sound and the fronts will hold a finish, refinishing updates the kitchen for a fraction of a high-rise replacement and far less disruption. The deciding factor in a Brickell condo is usually the material — solid wood and good MDF refinish well; failing thermofoil sometimes doesn't. We give you a straight read at the walk.

Largely, yes. Doors and drawer fronts go off-site for spraying while the boxes are finished in place, so the kitchen stays mostly usable, and we contain dust away from the rest of the condo. We give you a clear take-down, spray, cure, and reinstall timeline so an occupied or rented unit is back in service on schedule.