Southwest Houston's mid-century kitchens — in Meyerland, Westbury, Sharpstown, and Maplewood — are full of original solid-wood cabinetry that is far better built than most of what is sold today. That makes them ideal painting candidates: keep the quality boxes, lose the dated finish. The Proud Paintbrush refinishes these character kitchens to a clean, modern, sprayed finish.
It is careful work on older cabinetry — degrease, sand, bonding primer (with extra attention to any previously oil-finished wood), and a hard sprayed enamel.
Mid-Century Cabinets Are Built to Be Painted
The 1950s–70s homes here often have sturdy hardwood cabinet frames and solid doors — the kind of cabinetry worth saving. Some carry old oil-based finishes, which we handle with the right deglosser and bonding primer so the new enamel grips for good. The payoff is a kitchen that keeps its character but looks freshly updated.
Our Cabinet Painting Process
- Label & remove — doors, drawers, and original hardware tracked and protected.
- Degrease & sand — grease cut and profiles hand-sanded; old finishes deglossed.
- Bonding primer — grips oil-finished and slick surfaces so nothing peels.
- Spray, cure & reinstall — sprayed enamel cured between coats, refit and adjusted.
Why Southwest Houston Homeowners Choose Us
We respect what makes mid-century kitchens special and bring the patience older cabinetry needs — licensed, insured, locally owned, with a written workmanship warranty. See the full cabinet painting process, add a kitchen repaint, check cabinet pricing, or request a free estimate.