FINISHING PROCESS OF CABINET DOOR

• All Cabinetry Factory wood doors and drawer fronts receive more finishing process, resulting in one of the finest finishes available in the industry.
• First, door and drawer front surfaces are machine and hand sanded and then vacuumed to eliminate all dust particles in preparation for staining.
• Special stains are applied to balance the base color of the wood to establish a consistent color uniformity.
• Next, deep penetrating stain is hand-sprayed and hand-rubbed to reveal the hidden beauty of the grain.
• Doors and drawer fronts are then air-dried before receiving distressing or glazing for some specialty finishes.
• Cabinetry Factory's specially formulated wood sealer is applied with pressure and is then oven-cured.
• Again, all surfaces are hand-sanded, providing a smooth consistent surface to prepare for a stain topcoat.
• Environmentally safe topcoat is applied to the surface. The topcoat is a custom, oven-baked finish that extends the original color and clarity of the wood while standing up to everyday wear and tear.
• Finished doors and drawer fronts are then staged for transportation to the assembly line to meet up with cabinet components.