Clean gently and regularly
Wipe dust and spills with a soft, damp cloth. For routine cleaning, use mild, non-abrasive dish soap diluted in warm water.
Care guide
Keep your refreshed surfaces looking beautiful
Simple, practical care for epoxy countertops and professionally painted cabinets.
Everyday care made simple
A few gentle habits help protect your new finish from everyday wear, so your kitchen stays polished for years to come.
Epoxy countertop maintenance
Epoxy countertops are designed for daily life. Follow these simple steps to preserve their shine and help prevent damage.
Choose the right cleaner
Avoid abrasive pads, scouring powders, acidic products, and harsh chemicals. Use pH-neutral cleaners to protect the coating.
Use trivets and hot pads
Never place hot pans, crock pots, toasters, or rice cookers directly on the surface. Protect it from prolonged direct heat.
Always use a cutting board
Use a cutting board for chopping and slicing to help prevent scratches in the epoxy finish.
Handle sharp and heavy items carefully
Take care with sharp utensils and heavy objects to reduce the risk of scratches, chips, or cracks.
Clean spills promptly
Wipe up spills quickly, especially wine, vinegar, and harsh chemicals, to help prevent staining or dulling.
Cabinet painting maintenance
Our cabinet finishes are durable, but gentle care keeps doors, drawers, and frames looking their best.
Clean with mild soap and water
For regular cleaning, use a soft cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid abrasive cleaners and scouring pads.
Avoid harsh chemicals
Skip strong cleaners and solvents that can damage the painted finish.
Dust regularly
Use a soft cloth or microfiber towel to remove dust and prevent buildup.
Tackle spills right away
Clean spills promptly to help prevent stains or damage to the paint.
Check for wear
Periodically inspect cabinets for chipping, peeling, or other signs of wear.
Address damage early
Take care of chips or damage quickly before they become a larger repair.
Protect against moisture
Keep excess moisture away from cabinet surfaces to help prevent peeling paint or warped wood.
Use gentle handling techniques
Avoid scratching or knocking cabinet doors and drawers with sharp objects or heavy items.
Keep touch-up paint handy
Store matching touch-up paint for minor scratches or chips, so small marks can be addressed as needed.
Ask for professional help when needed
If you are unsure how to care for a surface or notice significant damage, contact a professional for guidance.
Questions about caring for your surfaces?
We are happy to help you protect your investment and keep your kitchen looking its best.
Contact our team