Showing posts with label floor refinishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label floor refinishing. Show all posts

Monday, February 4, 2013

Beautiful day today so I set up a table outside to soak up some sun while preparing these cabinets for a color change to antique white.  They'll be in the spray booth Wednesday.  Out tomorrow for three estimates.

Saturday, January 26, 2013

Classic Renewals

The "Classic" renewal - from "Tired and Worn" to "Like New"
No Dust, No Mess, No Odor.
 
Before
 

Before
 

After
 

After
 


After
 
 

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

More than just cabinets and floors.


This set of pine doors was unfinished.
The owner wanted to match  the cabinets.

More Before & Afters

See what a difference N-Hance can make on your floors.

A floor in good condition but not much left to the finish.
After cleaning and three coats of finish this floor comes alive.

Monday, October 3, 2011

Fabulous Floors

Wanted to post a couple of recent floors we "NHanced"
Spent a bit of time in the older sections of Santa Fe.

This 1st floor is a condo on Palace a few blocks from downtown.

Before Renewal

After Renewal

After Renewal


And this floor just off Canyon Road really needed some help!

Before

After


Friday, July 22, 2011

The Yellow Kitchen

This was a really cool project that definitely challenged. 

The cabinet faces were originally the same color as the cabinet frames.

The customer did all the tin work herself.  We collaborated on the  new color.

Our stain was created to match a bit of yellow in the
 new counter tops and backsplash tiles.

Customer wanted some new cabinets up top to fill the
gap between the existing cabinets and the ceiling.
My friend Mike Schober built the top cabinets to match.

This turned out absolutely gorgeous.  What do you think?

More Recent Work

The original color is golden oak. 
Finish is worn completely off the cabinets.

Scratches and water damage.

With 50 cabinet faces this was too big for the workshop
 so we expanded the workshop outside.

Just seven days later wrapping it up.

Dramatic color change.  What do you think?