Cabinet Painting in Logan Lake

We repaint kitchen cabinets and vanities in Logan Lake for a smooth, factory-like finish. In older kitchens, we check the old finish first, since it decides the prep and the primer.

Cabinet Painting

How We Handle Cabinet Painting in Logan Lake

Many kitchens in Logan Lake date to the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. The district's housing report says more than half of the town's homes were built between 1961 and 1980. Cabinets from then often carry thick old paint or varnish and years of cooking grease. Replacing them is a big job. Repainting keeps your layout, counters and sink, and gives you a smooth, factory-like finish.

We visit, look at the doors, frames and current finish, and give you a clear, itemized written quote. We confirm colors, set dates and mask counters and floors. The prep includes sanding, plus the right primer for what is already there. When the paint is on, you inspect the doors and frames with us before you make final payment.

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Kitchen with white painted cabinets

Local Knowledge

Old finishes under cabinet paint in Logan Lake kitchens

Older cabinets are sometimes coated with oil-based paint. A quick test shows which you have: rub the paint with a cotton ball soaked in rubbing alcohol. Bob Vila says that if no paint transfers to the cotton, the paint is oil-based. RMP Finishes says latex over oil only holds if the surface is sanded or given a bonding primer. Without that prep, the new coat forms a weak film and fails.

Cold matters too. Logan Lake's January nights average about minus 9°C. Cabinet paint has a working range, and Benjamin Moore lists 10 to 32.2°C for its Advance cabinet paint. Keep the kitchen heated through the job, even on days we are not there. Point out any doors that stick or chips around the handles, and we will plan the prep around them.

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Our Projects

White painted door and trim in a freshly painted room
Staircase with white painted wainscoting and handrail
Long hallway with freshly painted walls and trim
Kitchen cabinets masked and prepped for painting

How It Works

Our Simple Cabinet Painting Process

01

Free Estimate

Clear, itemized proposal mapping out the exact pricing and scope for your specific project.

02

Color & Dates

We finalize your premium Sherwin-Williams coatings and lock your start dates on our calendar.

03

Heavy Prep & Paint

Flawless preparation including masking, sanding, and caulking followed by premium application.

04

Final Walkthrough

You inspect the final finish with us. We don't take final payment until you are completely thrilled.

Proven Track Record

Thinking About Painting Cabinets in Logan Lake? Hear From Customers

Here is what customers say about working with Quick Fix Painters.

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I am very happy with the quick, professional and wonderful job Kenton, Roy , Esky and Trish did on both the interior and exterior of my stucco home! I very appreciated their excellent communication,

Grace Gormley
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We recently moved to Kamloops and wanted to bring some new life to the exterior of our home, so we reached out to a few local painting companies. From the very beginning, Kenton at Quick Fix made the

Sage J
Google · October 2026
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Quick Fix Painters did an amazing job on the exterior high peaks, side trim, windows, of my home. Kenton & Cordaro were so helpful. Reasonable quote, quick action & professional in every way! Highly

Alison Maclean
Google · May 2026
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Quick Fix Painters recently painted my downstairs ceiling, walls, doors, and baseboards. I have used two professional paint companies previously in my home and Quick Fix will be my only choice from

Georgina Flower
Google · March 2026
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Very happy with the way my deck turned out. Thank you so much to Kenton, Cordaro and Roslyn , who also went above and beyond. What a great crew!!!

Donna Mazur
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Common Questions

Cabinet Painting Questions in Logan Lake

Usually, yes. First we find out what is on them. Old cabinet paint is sometimes oil-based, and latex needs sanding or a bonding primer to hold. More than half of Logan Lake homes date from 1961 to 1980, so this is a common question here.

Rub a cotton ball soaked in rubbing alcohol on the paint. Bob Vila says that if no paint transfers to the cotton, the paint is oil-based. We can run the test during our visit and plan the primer from the result.

Yes, with steady heat. January nights near the mine average about minus 9°C, and Benjamin Moore lists 10°C as the lowest working temperature for its Advance paint. We ask that the kitchen stay warm before, during and after painting.

Often. The outdoor season runs only from about June 3 to September 10 between frosts, so inside projects like cabinets fit the cold months. Keep the house warm so the paint can harden.

Kitchen cabinets and vanities, finished to look factory-made.

Use a soft cloth with mild soap and water, and skip scrub pads and harsh cleaners. Be extra gentle at first, while the paint is still hardening. We go over care at the walkthrough.

Yes. A full job covers the doors and the frames, so the whole front of the cabinet matches.

Call (778) 910-7483 or send the quote form. We drive over from Kamloops, look at the cabinets and the current finish, and send a clear, itemized written quote.

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