Hi Chantal

I will outline how things would all pan out so that Chris will have a fuller understanding as to the process.  First off, feel free to visit www.vancouverkitchencabinetpainting.com if you haven’t already.  Myself and “Cristina” will be doing the work and our profiles can be seen here: www.604painter.com

The only thing you/or Chris have to do is to take the doors and drawers off.  The hinge that attaches to the door should come off as well.  If you label them at all we will keep your labeling system intact throughout the process.

It should take about 2-3 hours to take everything down and have them ready to be picked up.

When we come to pick up the doors and drawers will I will show you 4-5 actual cupboard doors samples all done in the 4-5 most popular Benjamin Moore off whites.  You can pick one of these or we can look at my colour charts to zero in on a colour.  Furthermore, the samples are done in different sheen levels so you can pick the one that is most suitable for your setting.  Typically speaking we use mostly the low satin—high satin finishes.

Before leaving with your cabinetry we will prime your on site fixed pieces at least once.  The primer is pretty smelly and although we use fans and keep windows open it’s still not the most pleasant of odors for babies.  We do not spray the on site pieces but rather brush and roll.

We will have your cabinetry for approx 8-12 days and it’s during this time that you should take down your backsplash and think about what’s going to go back up.   When we return your cabinetry, each piece individually bubble wrapped, we put on a final coat to the fixed pieces using Benjamin Moore Collection Line alkyd satin which will have been matched to the same colour and sheen as the spray lacquered cabinets.

Wait 24 hours before re-installing.

Notes:

1)      the pricing does not include filling handle holes and/or re-configuring holes for new hardware.