Project Details
Location: Chaska, MN
Status: Completed
Project Type: Cabinet, island pillar, and trim enamel
Application Control: Temporary spray booth documented in scope
Documented Painting Project
Chaska Kitchen Island Cabinet & Trim Enamel
A completed Chaska enamel project focused on the kitchen island, island cabinets and pillars, with a temporary spray booth and added trim repair in the kitchen and living room.
Project scope is documented from the completed job record. The featured image is representative portfolio imagery and is not presented as the exact before/after for this address.
Overview
Chaska Kitchen Island Cabinet & Trim Enamel
This completed Chaska project was a focused cabinet and enamel scope rather than a general repaint. The documented work centered on the kitchen island, island cabinets, island pillars, controlled spray preparation, and a change order to prepare and repaint trim in the kitchen and living room.
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Documented Painting Scope
- Kitchen island finish work
- Island cabinet enamel work
- Island pillar enamel work
- Temporary spray booth for controlled application
- Kitchen trim preparation and repaint through change order
- Living-room trim preparation and repaint through change order
Project Conditions
- Cabinet and millwork surfaces required a different preparation standard from surrounding walls
- Walls and ceilings had to be protected from overspray during enamel application
- Existing trim defects required repair before the added repaint scope
Finish Approach
- Hand-sanded enamel surfaces and wiped them clean before coating
- Caulked required seams and repaired dings/dents with two passes of wood filler/Bondo
- Removed dust by vacuuming or wiping and primed required areas
- Protected surrounding walls and ceiling and used a temporary spray booth for the cabinet/enamel scope
Finish Challenge
The painting issue we solved.
Created a controlled enamel-finishing sequence for close-range kitchen surfaces while protecting the surrounding room from overspray and incorporating trim repairs into the final scope.
Products and preparation recorded in the painting scope.
- Wood filler/Bondo for two-pass defect repair
- Caulk for required enamel-surface seams
- Primer for prepared areas as required
- Masking and temporary spray-booth protection materials
Kitchen-island cabinet, pillar, and trim enamel finishing
The published case study focuses on painting, coating, and finish-preparation details supported by the completed job documentation.
Documented Highlights
Kitchen island cabinets and pillars
Temporary spray booth for controlled application
Kitchen and living-room trim preparation and repaint change order
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