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Any body know where to get cabinet refacing supplies
Around the kc area
Started by Jalt28 on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at kcsr):
Doors and drawer fronts and the thin material they use over the cabinet itself It's called veneer.
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Anybody here have this done?
We are getting estimates and man do they seem way high. Our kitchen is something like 8x12 with a moderate island. I think 30 fronts including drawers - nothing crazy.
One outfit Quote: d (with a straight face) 6600 just to...
Started by chavez on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at wakeboarder):
Pyrocast to the board
At least I think he....
Nmballa...
Not sure how many cabinets surface such as a cabinet door rather than a trim which can get a bit more interesting.
Refacing is really expensive.
In the cabinet business.
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I've spent the last 45 minutes searching through Thesamba old threads on this subject but have yet to find the correct solution for me.
I need to reface some cabinets in a 1978 camper and am looking for the best matching laminate to use. Early posts suggest...
Started by aeromech on
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by 15 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thesamba):
I don't....
Formica Woodgrains
Wisonart Woodgrains
Nevamar Woodgrains
Get a bunch of samples and see which one matches the best, then find a distributor in your area .
Go to the following websites and order samples, they are free and will come in the mail .
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When we bought our boat she had all original cabinets that were showing their age. The propane system was not in use and did not appear to be safe. We decided against using propane on the Sweet P II and planned to remove the old
propane range and replace...
Started by Roger on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at boatinghowto):
I bought mine from a local home.
A good cabinet industry supplier should carry it.
Available up here.
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Our kitchen is old, ugly, and our-dated and need updated terribly.
Unfortunately, I have a kid that just started college and another that
will be starting next year, so money is going to be at a premium.
I am looking into possibly refacing the existing...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diybanter):
As far as the blind corner cabinet, the solutions solution with an existing corner cabinet....
You are correct in that changing/refacing the doors can
consider other options from a firmer ground.
Being able to see the situation in person.
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We have a painted brick fireplace that we would like to reface with stone tiles (12x24). The first bid we got is going to use a primer (Tec Multipurpose Primer http://www.tecspecialty.com/content/...product_id=149 ) to prep the brick. Next the tiles will...
Started by John Hemenway on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at familywoodworking):
Was a bear of a job, but it did turn... .
Once that dried, the we installed the stone about 3 tiers at a time .
We ended up nailing metal lathe first to the painted brick, then thinset .
I did a stone job on the fireplace we had in Levittown Pa a long time ago .
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How did it turn out? Would you recommend them? And approximately how much did it cost?
We want to re-do the kitchen, but its a major overhaul and a few years down the line. I'm toying with repaining the cabinets (again), or just getting them refaced.
Started by grja on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thenest):
I would just get new cabinets.
Crazy.
Expensive than getting new cabinet would have been.
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New cabinets and Alma figures I finally ran out of space in my large soldier cabinet and was only able to display half my collection. My wife had been talking about refacing our fireplace for some time, perfect opportunity for more soldier space. She ...
Started by rcapps on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at treefrogtreasures):
The troops.
The cabinet does and, of course, the beautiful cabinets and Alma figures Thanks for shaowing us all your ALMA figures and your new cabinet.
New cabinets and Alma figures That looks very good.
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I am thinking about restaining my kitchen cabinets. The wood is in great shape, it's just that my wife would like a darker color. The finish now has a shiny polyurethene finish over the stain. Can anyone give advice on how to strip the old stain and polyurethene...
Started by kennykenny on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diychatroom):
Refinishing involves stripping the old finish while refacing involves replacing the doors and drawer fronts along with new veneer over ....
Stain or will it change the color? Thanks! There are two ways you can go -- refinishing or refacing.
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I'm just about to start resurfacing our Kitchen cabinets....Thinking of using cherry veneer for the boxes and face frames, I will make new panel doors, The veneer is what concerns me....What is the best way to make straight and accurate cuts? what is ...
Started by Postman84 on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodmagazine):
I cut my rails to fit right.
Http://www.amazon.com/REFACING-CABINETS-BY-HERRICK and then rip into strips that are 1/8 to 1/4 wider than your cabinet frames.
Trimming tool), if you don't want to fabricate your own .
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