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Kitchen Spraying vs Replacement: Which Is Right for You?

Updated: Jan 22

Kitchen Respray after vinyl removed - Bespoke Spray Shop Cardiff

Kitchen before respray - dated wood cabinets, Cardiff

If your kitchen feels tired or dated, you may be weighing up whether to replace it entirely or refinish it with a professional spray. Both can transform your home, but the right choice depends on your cabinets, your budget, and your vision. At Bespoke Spray, we help homeowners across South Wales make informed decisions — and deliver premium finishes that rival a brand-new kitchen.


Why Consider Spraying?


Spraying gives your kitchen an editorial finish without the expense and disruption of replacement. With our two-week process, every door, drawer, and panel is:

  • Stripped of failing or dated vinyl

  • Stabilised, filled, and sanded

  • Primed with multiple coats for adhesion and durability

  • Inspected under multiple lighting conditions to eliminate flaws

  • Sprayed in a hard-wearing acid-catalyst system, colour-matched to any designer shade

The Cost Difference


  • Spraying (Bespoke Spray): £1,800–£4,500

  • Full Replacement Kitchen: £10,000–£30,000+ once you include cabinetry, worktops, electrics, plumbing, flooring, and trades

Spraying allows you to keep your existing carcasses while refreshing the visible surfaces — a fraction of the cost with a finish that looks brand new.


Case Study: From Wood Vinyl to White


This kitchen started life in a dated wood-effect vinyl wrap. Over time, the vinyl had begun to peel and bubble, leaving the space looking tired despite the solid condition of the cabinets.

Instead of a full replacement, the client chose Bespoke Spray to respray. We stripped away the vinyl, prepped and primed every surface, and finished in a clean, bright white.

The result?

  • The room feels bigger and lighter.

  • The cabinetry looks like it has come straight from a premium showroom.

  • The client avoided unnecessary waste and saved thousands compared to a full replacement.



When Replacement Still Makes Sense


Spraying isn’t always the right fit. You may need replacement if:

  • Cabinets are water-damaged or structurally unsound

  • You want to redesign the layout completely

  • You’re carrying out a major renovation with new flooring, appliances, and electrics


Ready to Transform Your Kitchen?

If your vinyl-wrapped kitchen is peeling, dated, or simply the wrong colour, respraying could be the answer. With our two-week premium process, we deliver a durable, elegant finish that makes your kitchen look brand new.



 
 
 

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