Kitchen & Bathroom Cabinet Painting — Barasinga Trail, Austin, TX 78749

A full repaint of kitchen and master bathroom cabinetry, sprayed for a smooth, factory-style finish.

Project type: Kitchen and bathroom cabinet painting
Location: Barasinga Trail, Austin, TX 78749
Scope: Kitchen cabinets and master bathroom cabinets — doors, drawers, and face frames
Process: Degreased, doors and drawers removed, sanded, primed, and sprayed
Coverage: Both sides of all doors and drawers (cabinet interiors not included)
Estimated investment: $8,000
Completed: April 2026

Project Summary

This Austin, TX 78749 project was a full repaint of the kitchen cabinets and master bathroom cabinets for a homeowner on Barasinga Trail. The kitchen's original oak-toned cabinetry — including a center island and an extended peninsula run of cabinets around the sink and cooktop — was taken from a honey-oak finish to a bright, uniform painted cream, giving the whole kitchen a more current, cohesive look while existing countertops, black appliances, and hardware were left in place.

Hill Country Painting's crew handled the full cabinet repaint process in place, removing all doors and drawers for spraying, protecting the surrounding kitchen and countertops, and reinstalling everything once the finish had cured.

Scope of Work

Kitchen cabinets: all upper and lower cabinets, island, and peninsula, doors and drawers removed and sprayed
Master bathroom cabinets: doors, drawers, and face frames
Cabinets cleaned with a degreaser prior to prep
Fixed cabinetry and surrounding areas masked and protected
Light sanding and priming prior to topcoat
Re-sanding between coats, sprayed application for a smooth finish
All doors, drawers, and hardware reinstalled upon completion

Materials & Process

Cabinet doors, drawers, and face frames were cleaned with a degreaser, lightly sanded, and primed before being re-sanded and sprayed with a durable cabinet-grade finish for a smooth, factory-style result. The project covered both sides of every door and drawer; cabinet interiors were not included, per the standard scope for cabinet refinishing projects.

All doors and drawers were removed prior to spraying and reinstalled once the finish had fully cured, with countertops, appliances, and surrounding surfaces masked and protected throughout.

Project Photos

Before and after photo of oak kitchen cabinets repainted cream by Hill Country Painting in Austin, TX — Kitchen cabinets near the cooktop — honey-oak cabinetry repainted a bright, uniform cream.

Before and after photo of a kitchen island and cabinets repainted cream by Hill Country Painting in Austin, TX — Kitchen island and refrigerator wall — oak cabinets repainted cream, black appliances preserved.

Before and after photo of kitchen sink cabinets repainted cream by Hill Country Painting in Austin, TX — Sink and counter run — oak cabinetry refinished to a clean, bright cream tone.

Before and after photo of a kitchen peninsula repainted cream by Hill Country Painting in Austin, TX — Full peninsula cabinet run — oak cabinets repainted cream around the sink and dishwasher.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to repaint kitchen cabinets in Austin, TX?

For a full kitchen and master bathroom cabinet repaint — including doors, drawers, and face frames — Hill Country Painting's projects in the Austin, TX area have run around $8,000, depending on the number of cabinets and finish level.

Do you paint both sides of cabinet doors and drawers?

Yes. This project included both sides of all doors and drawers. Cabinet interiors are not included as part of the standard cabinet painting scope unless specifically requested.

Do you remove cabinet doors and drawers to paint them, or paint them in place?

For this project, all doors and drawers were removed, cleaned, sanded, primed, and sprayed off-site from the surrounding kitchen, then reinstalled once the finish had cured, for a smoother, more even result than painting in place.

Can Hill Country Painting repaint both kitchen and bathroom cabinets in the same project?

Yes. This project covered both the kitchen cabinets and the master bathroom cabinets as a single combined scope.

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