Cabinet doors, frames, end panels, plinths, and islands
Kitchen cabinet painting Dublin
Refresh your kitchen without ripping it out.
Spray-finish painting for kitchen cabinet doors, frames, plinths, and islands across Dublin — the 2026 alternative to a full kitchen replacement.
What's included
Kitchen cabinet painting with preparation built in
The visible finish depends on what happens before the first top coat. MiGe keeps prep, protection, and handover at the centre of the job.
Degrease, key-sand, prime, and finish-spray for durability
Hardware removed and refitted with care
Dust and overspray controlled with sheeting and masking
Best for
Common kitchen cabinet painting projects
Tired but solid kitchensPre-sale kitchen refreshesColour-change without replacementLandlord upgrades between tenantsPainted shaker, slab, and panelled doors
Local coverage
Available across Dublin
Dublin CitySouth DublinNorth DublinDun Laoghaire-Rathdown
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FAQ
Questions about kitchen cabinet painting in Dublin
Quick answers for quote requests, timing, protection, and project planning.
Can you really spray cabinets on site?
Yes. Doors are usually removed and sprayed off-site or in a contained space, while frames are masked, primed, and finish-sprayed in place. Floors and worktops are fully protected.
How long does a kitchen cabinet spray take?
Most Dublin kitchens take 3 to 5 working days end to end, depending on size, drying time, and how many colours are involved.
What finish do you use on cabinets?
A multi-coat system: degrease, sand, adhesion primer, then a durable cabinet topcoat. The exact product depends on door material and use intensity.
Free written quotes
Let’s talk about your painting project.
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