A first-of-its-kind paint for kitchen backsplashes
While kitchen cabinet painting is common, now you can take your dream kitchen renovation to the next level by painting your backsplash tiles, too! Our proprietary, specially formulated, 2-component, water-based epoxy is a game-changer, allowing you to effortlessly update the color of your kitchen backsplash to tie the new look of your kitchen together.
Our kitchen backsplash and tile coating is available in a white, glossy finish that resembles new ceramic tiles.
Our backsplash paint is the affordable alternative to replacement
Between removal and installation, a new backsplash can cost thousands of dollars. Our innovative backsplash and tile paint offers an affordable alternative that allows you to update the look of your outdated backsplash without the need for costly replacement. It not only looks like ceramic, but the finish is just as hard and washable!
A backsplash tile paint that will level up the look of your kitchen
If your backsplash features a busy mix of light and dark colors or hand-painted designs you want to hide, our backsplash coating is the perfect revamp solution. In just one quick and cost-effective spray applied coat, you can update your backsplash from busy and dark to a white, more neutral color that will pair well with practically any kitchen cabinet color. Experience a transformation that will update the look of your backsplash and elevate your kitchen’s aesthetics.
"The team was so efficient & delivered top notch service. The experience was seamless and the paint quality is exceptional!"
Sean MorrowBrowse through FAQs about our backsplash tile painting services
How much will it cost to Spray-Net my kitchen?
The cost to Spray-Net your kitchen depends on several factors:
- The number of cabinets, shelves, and drawers.
- Whether we are painting the interior shelving of your kitchen (most are white and remain white).
- The extent of repairs.
- Whether wood grain needs to be filled.
The average cost of a project is around $4250. Since we don’t transport your cabinets to and from a paint shop, we’re slightly less expensive than most conventional cabinet painters. When it comes to purchasing new kitchen cabinets, we’re around 65% less than the cost of replacement. To get a ballpark quote for your kitchen, use our kitchen cabinet pricing calculator.
Can you get rid of the grain in my wood/oak cabinets?
Yes, but depending on how deep-set your grain is, upon close inspection you may still see a slight grain in the finish. Our grain filler is 2.5 times thicker than conventional fillers, so we’ll get as close as one can get to a uniform, smooth finish on your wood cabinets.
Do you do repairs before painting? I have some chips and scratches on my kitchen cabinets.
Yes! We can repair chips and scratches with our, high-build wood filler. We also apply a proprietary primer to your cabinets and sand them before spraying our topcoat to minimize the appearance of chips and scratches.
What is your warranty for kitchen cabinets?
We offer a 15-year no-peel warranty with only a few exclusions due to the nature of cabinet materials and usage. Although our kitchen cabinet paint cures to a very hard finish, just like the paint on a new car, it can be chipped and scratched. While our paint is durable, it’s durable within reason and therefore, we can’t warranty against all damage: while we love ‘em, we can’t warranty against the damage caused by say, toddlers! If you happen to scratch or chip your cabinets, we’ll provide you with a touch-up bottle just in case! If requested, we can refinish the cabinet at a charge. Wood damage that can cause paint to peel is out of our control, since the same would also happen with brand-new wood cabinets. Proper air flow will avoid this from happening. Under normal conditions, our coating will last as long, if not longer, as any coating on brand-new kitchen cabinets. Usage, environment, and care will be the biggest determinants of the effects of “wear and tear”.
I’m torn between painting and replacing. What should I do?
It boils down to these considerations.
- If you want to change the design and layout of your kitchen, replace.
- If your cabinets aren’t in good condition and you don’t want to change the layout of your kitchen, reface.
- If your cabinets are still in good condition and you don’t want to change the layout, Spray-Netting your kitchen or bathroom cabinets is by far the most cost-effective option.
Need another reason to choose Spray-Net?
Make your choice!
