Vermont Cabinetry can create or duplicate a wide variety of custom stains, paints, and specialty finishes. Browse the samples to get an idea of the many possibilities to create your cabinet’s distinct look and feel.
Wipe Stains:
Wipe stains are applied through a spray application followed by a hand-wiping technique, removing the excess material to enhance wood grain and characteristics. Wipe stains will show some color variation.
Spray No-Wipe Stains:
No-wipe stains are applied through a spray application, with no hand wiping following the application. This method provides a more consistent look and even color with less blotchiness than hand-wipe stains.
Painted:
Used on maple and medium density fiberboard; two coats of paint primer are applied through spray application followed by a pigmented conversion topcoat. Paint colors are opaque, covering the wood grain and wood characteristics to provide a solid color and very smooth finish.
Glazing:
Glazing is available in brown, black, tan, and white, and can be applied over any stained or painted finish. This technique is applied and removed with either a rag or brush to achieve the desired look. Each individual piece is a work of art and will have its own unique look; no two pieces will exactly match.
Vintage:
A colored material is sprayed over a base stain then removed by highlighting certain areas of each part to achieve the desired look. Highlighting is done by hand, so each piece will have its own identity.
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