Why Refinish Countertops & Vanities?
Refinishing restores the existing surface with a clean, updated appearance without removing and replacing the entire countertop.
Refinishing can also give you the opportunity to change the color and overall look of the surface while keeping the existing countertop or vanity in place.
Our Countertop & Vanity Refinishing Process
1. Inspection & Surface Repairs
We inspect the countertop or vanity for chips, cracks, holes, and other imperfections. When needed, unused fixture holes and damaged areas are filled and leveled before refinishing.
2. Cleaning & Surface Preparation
The surface is thoroughly cleaned and prepared to remove contaminants and create the proper profile for strong primer adhesion.
3. Masking & Primer Application
Cabinets, walls, sinks, and surrounding areas are carefully masked and protected before a bonding primer is applied to the prepared surface.
4. Professional Finish Application
The new finish is applied evenly across the prepared surface to create the desired color and a clean, updated appearance.
5. Final Inspection & Curing
After the finish is applied, the surface is inspected and allowed to cure properly before returning to normal use.
Vanity Repair & Refinishing Before & After
BEFORE
Unused fixture holes behind the sink were filled and leveled before refinishing, creating a cleaner, more continuous finished surface without replacing the vanity top.
AFTER
Surface Damage Repair
Cracks, chips, worn areas, and other surface damage are repaired and prepared before refinishing.
Renewed Countertop Finish
The prepared surface is refinished with an updated coating to restore its appearance and create a clean, consistent finish.
Finished Vanity Surface
The completed vanity is inspected after refinishing for a clean, smooth appearance around the sink and surrounding surface.
Why Refinish Instead of Replace?
Replacing countertops or vanity tops can involve removal, new materials, plumbing work, installation, and additional labor. When the existing surface is still in suitable condition, professional refinishing can update its appearance without removing and replacing the entire countertop or vanity top.
Countertop & Vanity Refinishing FAQs
1. Can worn or outdated countertops be refinished instead of replaced?
Yes. If the existing countertop or vanity surface is still in suitable condition, refinishing can restore and update its appearance without removing and replacing the entire surface.
2. Can I change the color or appearance of my countertop or vanity?
Yes. Refinishing can give an existing countertop or vanity a different color and updated finish while keeping the current surface in place.
3. Can chips, cracks, holes, or damaged areas be repaired before refinishing?
Many surface imperfections can be repaired before refinishing. Chips, cracks, damaged areas, and unused fixture holes can often be filled, leveled, and prepared before the new finish is applied.
4. Can unused faucet or fixture holes be filled?
In many cases, yes. Unused fixture holes can be filled and leveled before refinishing to create a cleaner, more continuous finished surface.
5. How should I care for a refinished countertop or vanity?
Use non-abrasive cleaners and soft cloths or sponges. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive pads, and cutting directly on the refinished surface.
6. Does countertop and vanity refinishing come with a warranty?
Yes. Excellence Reglazing provides a 5-year warranty on its refinishing services, subject to the warranty terms and proper care of the refinished surface.
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