A simple guide to our paint and stain finish options.
Legacy Cabinet Finish Guide
At Körner, the cabinet finish is the first impression, both to the eye and to the touch.
We craft every surface with advanced finishing techniques and protective topcoats designed to preserve beauty that endures. Each piece reflects our dedication to quality that will last for generations.
Our protective coatings are engineered for lasting resilience, guarding against scratches, stains, UV exposure, and the demands of daily living. With catalyzed conversion varnish, every cabinet in our Legacy framed collection is sealed in strength and elegance, ensuring its appearance remains as timeless as the day it was made.
Finish Process Overview
Explore how our paint finish and stain finish follow their own dedicated process to create durable, refined and beautiful cabinet surfaces.
Step 1 – Surface Preparation
The wood is finely sanded for a clean, smooth base.
Step 2 – Primer Application
Multiple primer layers build strong adhesion and stability.
Step 3 – Surface Refinement
Light sanding between coats ensures an even surface.
Step 4 – Sealer and Base Coats
Added protection and color depth.
Step 5 – Protective Topcoat
A durable finish that resists daily wear.
Step 6 – Final Curing
Smooth, uniform and long lasting.
Step 1 – Texture Brushing
Opens the wood grain for natural character.
Step 2 – Fine Sanding
Smooths the surface for an even application.
Step 3 – Hand Wiped Color
Base stain applied and matched to the sample board.
Step 4 – Primer Layer
First protective PU coat.
Step 5 – Refining Sanding
Smooths the surface along the wood grain.
Step 6 – Second Primer Layer
Builds color and protection.
Step 7 – Additional Sanding
Ensures a clean and even finish.
Step 8 – Color Touch Up
Enhances richness and consistency.
Step 9 – Light Sanding
Removes small particles.
Step 10 – Final Topcoat
Long lasting protection with natural transparency.
For a closer look at the full craftsmanship process, download the detailed PDFs below.
