Vinyl Wrapping

Vinyl Wrapped Kitchens: What You Need to Know

The increased appeal of vinyl wrapped cabinets over the past 20 years, have actually made them a really typical thing to consider in a modern house. Though your original wrapped kitchen could be outdated, they normally give an excellent surface and framework for what will look to everyone like a brand-new kitchen.

We frequently get asked about vinyl wrapped kitchens and whether it really is possible to use the existing structure. We have now assembled a list of frequently asked questions regarding vinyl wrapping.

 

Can you paint over vinyl?

It’s possible to repaint over a vinyl wrapped kitchen, however it definitely isn’t suggested. Typically a vinyl wrapped kitchen will last at least five years and generally ten before it needs looking at again.

Though plastic can be painted, when the vinyl begins to peel off the paint will peel off with it. Do not stress, if you’re dissatisfied with your kitchen you can take into consideration getting it redecorated by a specialist, such as Kitchen Wrap Bath. Look into our post of redecorating alternatives to obtain an idea of what might be the best for your kitchen.

 

Can you glue the vinyl wrap back on to my doors?

Unfortunately there is no professional way to glue peeling vinyl wrap back onto your kitchen cabinets or doors. Though you can attempt to glue them back on your own, the chances are that there will certainly be bubbles or swellings in the finish and also the plastic will peel again at some point.

 

Can you repaint simply one or two of my vinyl wrapped doors?

Of course, paint can be matched to nearly any colour of a vinyl wrapped door. So if you have simply a couple of doors in your kitchen that requirement paint, we can most absolutely match them to your existing vinyl wrapped colouring.

 

Why are my plastic doors peeling off?

Nothing is made to last for life– and the very same goes with vinyl wrapped doors! There are a number of reasons why vinyl wrapped doors can start to peel, consisting of:

— The heat and steam which is brought on by the day-to-day use of your kitchen triggers the glue which holds down the vinyl to separate from the door itself.

— Manufacturers make use of a certain kind of glue when making vinyl wrapped doors and also regrettably that typically only holds for five to 7 years

— The kitchen is typically one of one of the most well utilized rooms in your home, with steam and heat being very, very common. Everyday wear and tear, from opening and closing doors and drawers is inevitable.

It’s not difficult to paint over a vinyl wrapped kitchen, yet it certainly isn’t advised.

Commonly a vinyl wrapped kitchen will last without peeling for between 5 to 10 years. Vinyl can be repainted, when the plastic starts to peel the paint will certainly peel off with it. Do not worry, if you’re miserable with your kitchen you can give us a quick call and get it completely changed quickly and cheaply.