Suggestions for refacing cabinets
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Judy Kelley
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Does anybody have suggestions for these cabinets using beadboard? Thanks!
8 answers
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Bead board is going to be difficult because you have no molding on your cabinets. You will need to frame it in somehow. You could use bead board wallpaper and cut with an exacto knife. If you are just looking to update your cabinets, why not prime and paint?
Dee
on Jan 03, 2016
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Sand old finish off paint with milk paint so grain of wood shows through and up date pulls
Joann Morarend
on Jan 03, 2016
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see if this will help before you make any decision.I really do not know much about this however read what I have found. homebodies.sfgate.com/reface-cabinets-beadboard-35568.html.
Janet Pizaro
on Jan 03, 2016
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You could always cover with wallpaper that looks like bead board.....http://www.wallpaperwarehouse.com/product-details/Country-Book-Bead-Board-Wallpaper-FK3895/1391182200DZJFSPEL?gclid=Cj0KEQiAqqO0BRDyo8mkv9y259EBEiQApVQD_cQtAmNsG0f2M4fpFB6lBfSHuycqdY8i5FwV3YlBXXcaAj6r8P8HAQ
Snapoutofit
on Jan 03, 2016
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You cut out the middle of the cabinet and attach the beadboard behind frame then caulk and paint!
Debbie Westgate- Guyot-Sliwa
on Jan 04, 2016
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I don't think Bead board would work either. But I would paint them and put on new pulls
Lori Lukes Kelly
on Jan 04, 2016
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Go to you tube and key in making cabinet doors how to..They had some made with bead board..You might be able to cut the centers out of your doors and replace it with bead board and use a trim to cover up wear it transitions..you could also replace the centers with wired mesh
Gail lichtsinn
on Jan 04, 2016
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What about cutting the center section out and putting chicken wire in it's place?
Kris
on Jan 05, 2016
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