Spraying
Pros:
› Smoothest, most even finish — no brush marks
› Best for doors and drawer fronts removed and sprayed
› Faster application across many surfaces
Cons:
› Requires extensive masking and containment
› More material used due to overspray
› Needs a controlled space to spray
Brushing and Rolling
Pros:
› Less masking — better for in-place work
› Lower material cost
› No spray containment needed
Cons:
› Visible brush or roller texture
› Harder to get a factory-smooth look
› Slower per door for a high-end result
Which Makes Sense?
For a kitchen where a smooth, like-new finish matters, removing doors and spraying is the better path. For a budget refresh where slight texture is acceptable, in-place brushing works. We recommend based on the result you want and the budget you have — not a one-size approach.