if they have gotten wet and are deteriorating, only 'redo' is to replace. If the product ( it's basically sawdust held together with glue) is still structurally sound, you can paint them -
I used an oil based paint on mine. They clean up like a breeze, fairly heat resistant, water resistant, and looks great. I used an almond as it is a fairly neutral color that allows for any other color(s) to be used in the kitchen area.
We have decided to paint our kitchen cabinets, but need to know which works better. Chalk paint or Rustoleum's kitchen cabinet kit? If you have used either your opini...
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if they have gotten wet and are deteriorating, only 'redo' is to replace. If the product ( it's basically sawdust held together with glue) is still structurally sound, you can paint them -
I used an oil based paint on mine. They clean up like a breeze, fairly heat resistant, water resistant, and looks great. I used an almond as it is a fairly neutral color that allows for any other color(s) to be used in the kitchen area.