Have you pointed this out yet to them? You say it's not complete so I guess they are still around- you definitely should point it out and see what they suggest. I really am not knowledgeable but if it is chipping with minimal use, this is not a good sign. At least for the doors maybe they can just replace them altogether with new properly treated doors. I have suggestion for the bubbles. Good luck - hoping some others chime in with good advice and info for you.

First there should be NO bubbles. That should have been sanded down and resprayed. Second brand new cabinets should not be chipping. Talk to your cabinet guy and if necessary make him redo them. Hopefully you haven't paid him in full.

All cabinets chip with normal wear and tear. Sharp 90 degree edges will always show that first. Sharp 90 degree edges should be avoided if at all possible. Edges should be slightly rounded over. Painted cabinets show normal chipping far worse than stained. If the project is not finished, touch ups have not yet been done.

Those are normal wear spots for chipping to occur. Whether or not that is normal chipping depends on the processes and materials that were used. Site built and finished with house paint? Normal. Conversion varnish? Less normal, but not unheard of with those sharp edges.

Learning how to touch these up is in your future as they will need that every so often. This is a teaching that your cabinet maker or installer should provide at the end of the project, along with how to adjust your doors and drawers to account for seasonal movement.

Here is a photo of one of the “bubbles”. I believe before they were painted white there was some grit that wasn’t removed and this is what we are seeing. Quite a few of these on all doors.

These were sprayed in factory not painted on site. My fear is after they painted them the wrong colour that they failed to prime them again.

Factory cabinets do not get “resprayed”. They get reordered if a mistake was made. True local custom may potentially be coated again with the same chemistry with no issues. But if they took factory cabinets and sprayed who knows what them in someone’s garage? That’s an issue.

You need to find out 100% exactly what products and processed were used.

If these are factory cabinets, what brand are they? If these are local custom, what were the SPECIFICS about the construction and coatings processes?

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