Furniture painting in Montenegro
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About: furniture painting
Furniture painting and refinishing covers wardrobes, chests of drawers, kitchen cabinets, tables, chairs and doors: sanding, filling damage, priming and lacquering or painting in a new colour, including high-gloss and distressed finishes. It's popular when renovating a flat or holiday rental, as a tired kitchen can be refreshed instead of replaced. Solid wood and chipboard need different treatment, so let the painter check the material first.
Frequently asked questions
Can laminate or foil-covered kitchens be painted?
Often yes, with proper prep and a bonding primer, but durability depends on the condition of the units. The painter can say whether it's worth it or new doors are better.
Is it done at my place or in a workshop?
Doors and smaller pieces usually go to the workshop, where spray finishing is cleaner and smoother; built-in units are sometimes done on site. Ask how the painter works.
How long does it take?
It depends on the number of pieces, prep and drying time between coats. A kitchen may be without doors for several days, so agree on a schedule.
What affects the price?
Number and size of pieces, surface condition, finish type (matte, high-gloss, distressed), colour and whether old paint or varnish must be stripped.
Will they replace handles and hinges?
Some painters swap handles, hinges and runners as part of the job, others expect you to supply them. Agree on this before starting.