Refinishing vs. Refacing
Refacing
Refacing kitchen cabinets is a process that involves replacing the doors and drawer fronts of existing cabinets while keeping the original cabinet boxes intact. The cabinet boxes are typically covered with a veneer or laminate to match the new doors and drawer fronts. This allows for a cost-effective way to update the appearance of the cabinets without the need for a complete cabinet replacement. Additionally, hardware such as hinges and handles can also be replaced during the refacing process to further enhance the overall look of the cabinets.
Refinishing
Refinishing kitchen cabinets is the process of restoring or enhancing the appearance of existing cabinets by removing the old finish and applying a new finish. It typically involves steps such as sanding down the existing finish, repairing any damages or imperfections, and then applying a fresh coat of stain, paint, or varnish to achieve the desired look. Refinishing allows you to change the color, texture, or overall style of your cabinets, providing a cost-effective way to update their appearance without the need for a complete replacement.
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