Worktop painting

Worktop Painting and Specialist Coating

At J&D Kitchen Makeovers, we can transform your worktop using various techniques to suit the individual style of your kitchen. Whether it’s laminate, hardwood, stone, or something else, we give you a promise to restore it back to its former beauty or, if you wish, we could create something completely new.

Spray painting the worktops in the kitchen

Kitchen top spraying is a fairly new and efficient way of making your kitchen look new. You can transform your space without the need of a full worktop replacement, which can be costly and time consuming. It changes the colour and the texture of the worktop’s surface and makes your kitchen look new again. Before spray coating the worktop, we focus on preparing the surface, filling any holes or cracks, and making sure the worktop is grease-free. After making sure that the surface is clean and free of any imperfections, we spray paint it with a high-quality, durable, heat-resistant PU paint system to create a smooth and flawless finish. This result can’t be achieved with the traditional painting methods.

Spray painted worktops are highly resistant to everyday use, and they’re easy and simple to maintain. This makes them look brand new even after years of daily use. Spray finish allows customization of colour, texture and style to suit the design of every kitchen.

Spray Granite Worktop Coatings

Spray Granite is a great method of adding a touch of luxury to your worktop, making it a budget alternative to costly replacement. This unusual product, consisting of real granite flakes mixed with water-based resin, perfectly imitates real granite. With 22 beautiful colours, and three styles (satin, matte, gloss), you can create your dreamed design, matching the individual style of the interior. To smoothen and protect the granite surface, we apply a final resin layer. A spray painted worktop looks better than a worktop painted using traditional methods. You can read more about the Spray Granite Effect on our website.

RECENT PROJECTS

Explore Our Latest Kitchen Transformations

Refurbishment of an Old Wooden Kitchen in Blackford, Edinburgh

This particular kitchen required more extensive sanding than typical laminate kitchens due to its age. We repaired cavities and mouldings to preserve the original aesthetics. The replacement of old handles

Kitchen Renovation in Drumm Crescent, Edinburgh

We are excited to share our recent kitchen renovation project at Drumm Crescent, Edinburgh. This project exemplifies state-of-the-art spray painting techniques and our meticulous attention to detail. The renovation began

Kitchen Facelift in Craigcrook, Edinburgh

The kitchen cabinets received a high-quality facelift through expert spray painting techniques. The client opted for Farrow & Ball No. 25 Pigeon with a 10% gloss finish. Additionally, we upgraded

Full Kitchen Refurbishment in Newhaven, Edinburgh

The client had previously received a quote from Wicks solely for replacing and installing a brand new kitchen, which was in the region of £20,000. Our proposal for restoring and

Flat Renovation in Haymarket, Edinburgh

This client contacted us through a recommendation. The client asked Jack to meet at the apartment to discuss how to make it saleable without overspending. As an expert in restoration,

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Worktop Painting

Can you paint Laminate Worktops?

Yes, we can paint laminate worktops, however, this requires preparation and special paint.

What paint do you use to paint worktops?

Depending on the customer’s choice, we use two packs of PU paint and protect each surface with a special water-based resin.

Does painting Counter surfaces have a long lifespan?

Yes, with high-quality paint, our worktops have a long lifespan.

How much does it cost to paint a kitchen worktop?

Countertop painting cost depends on the chosen finish. The cheapest option is a solid colour coating starting from £450, while a stone effect coating starts from £650. However, remember that replacing a worktop may exceed the cost of painting it several times.

How long does it take to paint a kitchen worktop?

The time required to paint a worktop depends on the finish and could take between 1 and 2 days. It is essential to remember that this process involves replacing silicones.

Worktop painting