2 Part chemical Lacquer cabinet painting process...

• Forms a much harder finish than traditional lacquers, water-based coatings, or paints. 

• Can withstand heavy use, frequent cleaning, and moisture exposure in a kitchen environment. 

• Resists dents, scratches, and chips far better than alternatives. 

Kitchens expose cabinets to grease, water, steam, and cleaning products. Our two-part lacquer is highly resistant to all of these. 

• Unlike regular paints and single-component lacquers, it won’t soften or break down from prolonged moisture or heat exposure. 

• Stands up to grease and oil splatters better than water-based lacquers or acrylic paints. 

• Provides an ultra-smooth, furniture-grade finish that looks like it came straight from the factory. 

• Self-leveling properties result in a glass-like, high-end look without brush marks. 

• Comes in a wide range of sheens (matte, satin, semi-gloss, high gloss) while maintaining clarity and depth. 

• Most paints and single-component lacquers begin to show wear within a few years. A properly applied two-part lacquer can last decades without significant degradation. 

• Holds color better over time—less prone to fading or yellowing than oil-based finishes. 

• Unlike oil-based paints or polyurethane, which can take days to fully cure, two-part lacquer dries quickly and cures within days rather than weeks. 

• Allows for faster project turnaround compared to alternatives like enamel paints or epoxy coatings. 

• Unlike brittle finishes like polyurethane or oil-based paints, two-part lacquer has flexibility, meaning it resists cracking due to temperature changes or cabinet movement. 

• Bonds better to properly prepped surfaces, ensuring it doesn’t peel or chip like traditional paint. 

• Paints (even premium ones) can get stained or discolored from food spills, sauces, oils, and cleaning chemicals. 

• Polyurethane can yellow over time, especially in lighter colors. 

• Two-part lacquer resists all of these issues, keeping cabinets looking fresh for years. 

• Used by top-tier cabinet makers and refinishing professionals because of its performance and long-term reliability. 

• Often backed by lifetime warranties, reinforcing its reputation as the best finish for cabinets. 

If you want the absolute best finish for kitchen cabinets, two-part chemical lacquer is the clear winner over any other coating. It delivers unmatched durability, moisture and chemical resistance, a flawless professional look, and a lifespan that makes it worth the investment. This is why we offer it with a lifetime warranty—because it simply outperforms every other option