Can you spray my kitchen doors?
Short answer: yes. We professionally spray solid wood, oak, PVC, MDF and vinyl-wrapped kitchen doors in tough 2K paint, in any colour.
Door types we spray
- Vinyl-wrapped doors: peeling or lifting vinyl is stripped back to the MDF, then primed and sprayed. This is the usual fix for vinyl doors peeling near the oven.
- MDF doors: ideal for spraying, giving a perfectly smooth, factory-style finish.
- PVC and foil doors: keyed and primed with a bonding primer so the paint grips.
- Solid wood and oak: spray beautifully. Natural grain and knots can stay visible through the paint; if you want completely smooth, replacement panels can be supplied.
What else we spray
Islands, end panels, built-in wardrobes, bedroom furniture, interior doors, dressers and tables.
How long it takes
Doors are removed and sprayed while your room is fully masked, then rehung with handles fitted. Most kitchens are done within a few days. See how much a respray costs.
Quick answers
Can you paint vinyl-wrapped kitchen doors?
Yes. The vinyl is removed, the MDF underneath is primed, and the doors are sprayed in 2K paint for a durable finish that will not peel.
Will oak grain show after spraying?
Natural grain and knots in oak can remain visible after spraying. Smooth replacement panels can be supplied if you want a completely flat finish.
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Written by Conor McAvinchey, owner of CMC Respray, Armagh. Updated 1 November 2026.