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smellymel222

Anybody have DIY kitchens Luca in Matt grey, how is it for cleaning?

smellymel222
last year

Hi everyone,


We are replacing our kitchen soon and have been looking at DIY kitchens Luca in matt light grey. just been reading a couple of threads saying what a nightmare matt kitchen cupboards can be to keep clean and just wondering if these are the same.


thanks

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  • Daisy England
    last year

    It won’t matter where the kitchen is purchased from because they are all using the same manufacturers board. Matt doesn’t show the marks until they show in a certain light. I have found 2 different ways to clean mine -

    1. Almost neat fairy liquid, wipe with a damp cloth and buff up with a microfibre duster.

    2. Use Pink stuff spray (not paste) and again wipe off and buff up.

    Both have worked well for me.

    Comments (6)

    • smellymel222
      Original Author
      last year

      Thanks for the reply Daisy. ive just read the long thread on matt kitchen cupboards and it has put me off a bit!

    • Dingo
      last year

      Some manufactures now offer anti finger print matt finishes to overcome the cleaning issue, so you could ask if they offer this material option.

      smellymel222 thanked Dingo
    • Daisy England
      last year

      If you want the anti fingerprint finish it’s called Serica.

      smellymel222 thanked Daisy England
    • smellymel222
      Original Author
      last year

      Does anybody know any companies that you order on line who do the anti fingerprint finish called Seeica?

    • Daisy England
      last year

      What design are you looking for? If you want a plain slab door then any carpentry or joinery business that has the relevant machinery can make them for you and order in carcases. They will need an edgebander machine.

      If on the other hand you want handleless or shaker then that involves different machinery like a CNC machine.

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