Count doors and drawer fronts, choose spray painting or refacing, and price the kitchen transformation. The default 24-door, eight-drawer kitchen sprays for about $2,240–3,600; refaced in new doors and veneer it runs roughly double — both a fraction of replacement while keeping the layout you already paid for. The difference between a finish that lasts and one that peels is prep, which is why the flag tells you what process to ask about.
Painting (about a quarter to a third of replacement cost) needs sound boxes and doors you like the shape of. Refacing (about half of replacement) buys new door fronts and veneer over existing boxes — new look, same layout. Full replacement only earns its price when the layout itself is wrong.
The doors come off, get labelled, degreased, sanded, primed with bonding primer and sprayed flat in a booth — that factory-style process is what survives kitchen life. Brushed latex over grease is the cheap quote that peels within the year, and the reason the process question matters more than the price question.
Prepped and sprayed with catalyzed or hybrid enamel, expect 8–10 years of normal kitchen use before touch-ups. Hinges and hardware are the honest add-on at the same time — new soft-close hinges cost little while everything is already off.
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