Tired kitchen, worn units or scuffed surfaces in London? Our on-site spray painting service refinishes kitchen cabinets, doors, worktops, furniture, uPVC and architectural surfaces to a factory-smooth finish, without removing them.
Our services
We respray kitchen cabinet doors and frames, furniture, uPVC windows and doors, radiators, cladding and commercial surfaces in any colour and sheen. Our on-site spray painting is dust-controlled and low-disruption, and pairs well with scratch repair where surfaces are also damaged.
Who we work with
Homeowners updating a kitchen without replacing it, landlords refreshing rentals, and offices, retailers and hospitality venues rebranding or refurbishing on a schedule.
Areas we cover
We cover all of London and Greater London, plus the surrounding Home Counties and Essex. Our mobile technicians arrive fully equipped and complete the work on site, so there is no need to remove or transport anything. This page is part of our wider hard surface repair across London service.
Why choose Shazam Repairs
Repair is faster, cheaper and greener than replacement. Our technicians are experienced across domestic, commercial and high-end work, colour-match to your exact surface, and finish every repair to blend in seamlessly. Most jobs are completed in a single visit and are ready to use the same day.
What we can respray on site
Most hard, non-porous surfaces around a home or commercial property in London can be resprayed in place rather than ripped out and replaced. We regularly respray kitchen cabinet doors and frames, fitted wardrobes, uPVC windows and doors, radiators and pipework, splashbacks and tiles, metal railings and shopfronts, and painted furniture. Because the work is done on site with contained spray equipment, there is no need to send units away or live without your kitchen for weeks. Where the damage is a localised knock rather than a full tired finish, our scratch repair and worktop repair teams may be able to spot-fix it instead of respraying the whole panel.
What spray painting can and can’t fix
Respraying is ideal for surfaces that are structurally sound but look dated, discoloured, yellowed or scuffed — think oak or gloss kitchen doors you want in a modern matt colour, brown uPVC you want in anthracite grey, or a bath panel and tiles that no longer match a new scheme. It gives an even, factory-style finish across the whole surface and lets you change colour completely.
What a respray cannot do is disguise a surface that is failing underneath. Swollen or water-damaged MDF, flaking laminate that has lifted from its board, deep structural cracks, or rot will keep moving under a new coat, so those areas need repair or replacement first. Heavily worn worktops that take daily knives and heat are usually better addressed with a hard-wearing surface repair than paint. If you are not sure which route fits, send us photos and we will tell you honestly.
Our on-site process and typical timelines
A typical respray starts with cleaning and degreasing, light sanding to key the surface, and full masking of everything nearby to keep overspray contained. We then apply the appropriate primer and topcoat for the material — durable two-pack (2K) systems for kitchens, metal and high-touch areas, and finishes matched to your chosen colour and sheen. Most single-room jobs such as a kitchen or a set of windows are completed in one to a few days on site, with the surface touch-dry quickly and fully hardened over the following days. We work cleanly around occupied homes, hotels and lettings, which is why landlords, letting agents and facilities managers across London use us between tenancies.
Spray painting London — FAQs
Can you spray kitchen cabinets without removing them?
Yes. We mask and spray doors, frames and end panels in place on site, so there is no need to strip out the kitchen. Doors can be sprayed in a controlled area and refitted, giving crisp edges and an even finish while you keep using the room.
How long does the new finish last?
With proper preparation and a durable 2K topcoat, a respray is designed to stand up to everyday cleaning and knocks for years. Longevity depends on the surface, how it is used and how well it is looked after, and we will advise on the most hard-wearing option for your particular job.
Which colours and finishes can I have?
Almost any — we colour-match to standard ranges and can supply matt, satin or gloss sheens, including popular choices like anthracite grey uPVC or a fresh matt kitchen. Send a photo of the surface and the colour or reference you want and we will confirm what is achievable and give you a fast, no-obligation quote.
Get a fast, no-obligation quote
Send us a few clear photos of the damage and we will come back with a fast, no-obligation quote — no site visit needed to get a price. Contact Shazam Repairs today for your free photo assessment.
