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wrong colour kitchen cabinet doors

theresamclaughlin

9 years ago

I extended my kitchen with more units but the time my husband got around to opening them it was too late to return as they're the wrong colour so looking for advice on best paint and method thanks

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PRO
Rockin' Fine Finish
9 years ago
What color are your current cabs could you post a pick
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theresamclaughlin
Original Author
9 years ago
hi I've just read should I paint my kitchen by (jam55king) and I'm going to follow what she had done it looks amazing thanks
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theresamclaughlin
Original Author
9 years ago
what is best to paint kitchen doors with a small roller or brush ?
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PRO
Caldicot Kitchen & Bathroom Centre
8 years ago
As an alternative to painting, you could consider just buying & fitting new replacement doors and selling on your existing (new!) doors through ebay or a local selling site/facebook page. While it may be possible to paint the doors, depending on the finish, the results may be less than perfect and you might be even less pleased with the outcome than your current doors. A badly painted door will have virtually no resale value.

There are many door replacement companies out there, and the prices can be a lot less than you might think. Something to consider perhaps!

John at Caldicot Kitchen & Bathroom Centre
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