What are paint-grade cabinet doors?
Paint-grade doors are paintable cabinet doors that are fully sanded and prepped. The doors are made with paintable frames typically made out of medium-density fiberboard.
What types of wood are used for paint-grade cabinet doors?
MDF is the most popular wood type for paint-grade cabinet doors. MDF is made out of tiny wood fibers, resin, and wax.
What is the difference between paint-grade and stain-grade cabinet doors?
Paint-grade cabinets are made for painting, while stain-grade cabinets are ideal for stains. Stain-grade cabinets are typically made with a wood species with an elegant grain pattern. The stain enhances the natural grain pattern and color while providing a protective layer.
Do paint-grade cabinet doors come pre-painted, or do I need to paint them myself?
Our paintable kitchen cabinet doors are available to order, finished and unfinished. Unfinished cabinet doors will come fully sanded and ready to be painted, while our finished options will come in one of our Sherwin-William paint colors. These cabinets are ready to be installed the day they arrive.
What finish is recommended for paint-grade cabinet doors?
After you paint your new cabinet doors, apply a clear conversion varnish to protect the paint and achieve a glossy finish.
What is the lead time for ordering custom paint-grade cabinet doors?
Unfinished paintable cabinet doors typically ship within 12 to 15 business days. Painted cabinet doors ship in 25-30 business days.