Doors & drawer fronts
Taken off, degreased, keyed, primed and sprayed in the booth, then rehung on your units.
Ready in 3 days
Don’t replace, reface.
Professional kitchen respray with local spray painters
Why replace when you can respray? A kitchen respray is a full spray refinish of the kitchen you already have. You keep the kitchen that fits your room and you change the part you actually look at.
Fall in love with your kitchen again.
Fresh colours, zero hassle.
What gets sprayed
Kitchen cabinet, cupboard and unit respray
Cabinets, cupboards and units all get sprayed, but they don’t all get the same job. Your doors and drawer fronts come off and travel to the workshop. The fixed units and presses stay where they are and we finish them in your home.
Fixed units & presses
Masked off and sprayed in place at your house, so nothing structural is taken apart.
Islands & end panels
Sprayed with the rest to match, or in a second colour if you want the island to stand on its own.
Money & time
Choose a kitchen respray service to save money & time
A kitchen respray works out at a fraction of what a new kitchen costs, and it takes days instead of weeks. No walls come down, nothing gets plumbed again, and your kitchen is back to normal at the end of the job.
A respray keeps your carcasses, your worktop and your layout, and renews every surface you see: doors, drawer fronts, end panels and presses. You’re paying for a finish, not for a new kitchen.
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Projects
More than 400 respray kitchen projects done up to date. Every single customer is very happy with the result.
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Clients
We can help you with our payment flexibility plan. More than 250 customers chose My Wonder Kitchen for their homes.
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Colours
Choose your favourite colour for your kitchen. Our catalogue is huge and we are always adding more and exciting palettes.
Local proof
Why Dublin homeowners choose My Wonder Kitchen
Lauren Gilbert
4 years ago
We got our kitchen resprayed by My wonder kitchen recently and we are so happy with the outcome. They were professional right from the start and very organized. They were so detailed in the work that they did, the kitchen looks like brand new and they had every color option available to choose from.
We also got our worktops sprayed and although we were skeptical at the start doing the worktops we are so so happy that we did, they look like brand new worktops and are easy to clean. I would recommend using My wonder kitchen if you are thinking of having your kitchen redone as you won’t be disappointed with the service or the outcome.
We also got our worktops sprayed and although we were skeptical at the start doing the worktops we are so so happy that we did, they look like brand new worktops and are easy to clean. I would recommend using My wonder kitchen if you are thinking of having your kitchen redone as you won’t be disappointed with the service or the outcome.
li minnie
4 years ago
I found my wonder kitchen a great company. I compared a few places and decided to give them a go.
Jesus was responsive, gave good advice on color, turned up on time and did a brilliant job, left no mess. It has transformed my tired looking kitchen and I would highly recommend him.
Jesus was responsive, gave good advice on color, turned up on time and did a brilliant job, left no mess. It has transformed my tired looking kitchen and I would highly recommend him.
Alwyin Mannion
4 years ago
I would highly recommend My Wonder Kitchen to re-spray your kitchen cabinets. They did a great job with my kitchen - it literally looks like a new kitchen. Some of my cabinets were in poor condition and they now all look perfect. Brilliant job. So delighted with the end result.
Eoghan Dalton
4 years ago
My Wonder Kitchen provided us an exceptional service, communication with the guys was excellent and helped us all the way through.
Such an easy process, collected our kitchen cabinet doors and returned with finished product 3 days later and sprayed the remainder of the kitchen within a few hours with zero mess.
Delighted with the finished product and would recommend them to anyone wanting to update their kitchen without the price and hassle of a complete kitchen refit.
Such an easy process, collected our kitchen cabinet doors and returned with finished product 3 days later and sprayed the remainder of the kitchen within a few hours with zero mess.
Delighted with the finished product and would recommend them to anyone wanting to update their kitchen without the price and hassle of a complete kitchen refit.
Avril O Kennedy Photography
6 years ago
I used wonder Kitchen to update my 11 year old kitchen that had become very outdated and damaged over the years. I was very please with the work from wonder kitchen. The finish is like new. I would highly recommend. Here are my before and after photos.
4,9 / 5 en Google — reseñas reales del perfil de empresa
The three days
Can we really paint your kitchen in 3 days?
Yes. Kitchen painting with spray equipment moves faster than a brush, because your doors are finished in our workshop while our painters work on the units at your place. This is how the three days go.
Pricing
How we price your kitchen
Units come to us bare and take one full finish. Cabinets already have a finish on them, so they need a coat over the coat that’s there. What you pay depends on how many doors and drawer fronts you have, how many fixed units and presses go with them, and what they’re made of.
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How many units you have
This is the first thing we look for and it’s what decides the price.
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Melamine and solid wood
We respray melamine and solid timber doors, and each one needs its own prep and its own primer. Getting that wrong is the reason a cheap job peels inside a year. Send us a photo and we’ll tell you what yours are made of.
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Kitchen island respray
The island takes the most punishment in an Irish kitchen and it’s usually the first thing to look worn. We spray it with the rest so the colour matches, or in a second colour if you want it to stand on its own.
Respray vs. new kitchen
Why respray instead of a full refurbishment or a new kitchen?
If your units are sound and only the fronts look tired, a respray is the right job. If the carcasses are swollen or the layout doesn’t work for you, a respray won’t fix that, and we’ll tell you before you spend anything.
Cheaper
Only the part you see
When you buy a new kitchen you pay for units, worktops, fitting, plumbing and disposal, and then you throw out carcasses that were doing their job. A respray puts your money only into the part you actually see.
Faster
Three days, not weeks
A new kitchen takes weeks and a full refurbishment is not far behind. A respray takes three days, and your kitchen stays usable for most of them because only the doors and drawer fronts leave the house.
Less waste
Nothing sound in a skip
Your units are usually solid MDF or timber that will outlast the finish on them. Respraying keeps them where they are instead of in a skip, so nothing sound gets thrown out just to change a colour.
More colours
Farrow & Ball colour choice
You are not limited to one supplier’s range. We match any shade you bring us, Farrow & Ball included, and our colour guide shows which ones work in an Irish kitchen with north-facing light. See the colour guide
Ready to respray your kitchen?
The kitchen is the heart of an Irish home, and yours doesn’t need replacing to feel new again. One photo is all we need to tell you what it needs and what it’ll cost. No deposit, and no obligation.
Payment
Finance with Humm
Apply for Humm online using any mobile device and enjoy a no-fuss application process which is simple and quick. You can receive a credit decision in minutes!
Split the cost of your respray · Decision in minutes · Regulated credit provider
Coverage
Kitchen respray across Dublin
All of Dublin city and county, from our workshop in Ballyfermot.
- Ballyfermot
- Clondalkin
- Tallaght
- Lucan
- Rathfarnham
- Dundrum
- Dún Laoghaire
- Blackrock
- Blanchardstown
- Castleknock
- Swords
- Malahide
- Santry
- Drumcondra
- Dublin City Centre
Questions
FAQs about kitchen respray services
It’s worth it when the carcasses and the layout are sound and only the finish has aged, which is the case in most kitchens over ten years old. You change what you see for a fraction of what a new kitchen costs, and you keep the units that already fit your room.
A properly prepped two-pack finish should look right for many years of normal use. What shortens it is prep, not paint: skipped degreasing and no keying is why a cheap respray fails early.
Yes. Gloss has to be sanded back so the primer can grip, and after that it can be finished in gloss, satin or matt, whichever you prefer.
Not for long. The doors and drawer fronts leave for the workshop and the fixed work is done in your home, so the kitchen stays usable for most of the job.
Equipment and curing. A brush or a roller leaves texture and household paint stays soft. A two-pack lacquer sprayed in a booth cures hard and wipes clean. That’s why a DIY finish marks where a sprayed one doesn’t.
All of Dublin city and county, from our workshop in Ballyfermot.