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The refinishing schedule

Every piece moves through the same careful ten-step process. Typical timeline: 4–6 weeks.

Intake & assessment1

Intake & assessment

1–2 days

We take a close look, photograph, inspect, identify damage and discuss your vision. We create the best approach for your piece.

Disassembly2

Disassembly

1 day

Remove hardware, doors, drawers and label all components for safe reassembly.

Strip the existing finish3

Strip the existing finish

2–5 days

Chemical and/or mechanical stripping to remove old finishes. Clean thoroughly to remove all residue.

Drying & stabilization4

Drying & stabilization

1–3+ days

Allow the wood to dry and stabilize. This helps identify any hidden damage that needs attention.

Repairs & preparation5

Repairs & preparation

2–3+ days

Repair veneer, fill damage, glue loose joints and sand progressively. Detail edges and profiles for a smooth, flawless surface.

Colour development6

Colour development

Up to 5 business days

When custom matching is required: create stain/colour samples, fine tune with toners or dyes, and get client approval where applicable.

Sealing / priming7

Sealing / priming

1–2 days

Apply the appropriate primer/sealer system with a professional spray gun, allow to dry/cure, and light sand between coats as needed.

Professional finish application8

Professional finish application

1–3 days

Multiple controlled coats with flash/dry time between applications, inspected between coats for consistent, high-quality results.

Cure time9

Cure time

Several days

The finish may feel dry before it's fully cured. This time allows for maximum hardness, durability and beauty.

Reassembly & quality control10

Reassembly & quality control

1–2 days

Reinstall hardware, adjust doors and drawers, inspect the finish, and do a final clean and photography.

Typical timeline: 4–6 weeks

Preserve the quality. Elevate the design. Extend its value.

Why can timelines change?

Refinishing is a restoration process, not an assembly line. Once the existing finish is removed, previously hidden damage, repairs, contamination, veneer issues or prior coatings may be discovered. Temperature, humidity, custom colour development and manufacturer-required drying, recoat and cure times can also affect production.

We never rush a coating system at the expense of the finished result.

Before & after

Dresser before refinishingBefore
The same dresser after refinishing with a black 2K urethane spray finishAfter

Ready to refinish your piece?

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