How do move IKEA kitchen door handles?
Owen Train
2 years ago
Hi all - I foolishly put my door handles in the centre of the door on 5 doors in my ikea kitchen. Now, it’s easy enough to move them up or down, but how do I fill and touch up the holes so you can’t see where the holes were?
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