If it's wearing under the door pulls you could cut small lengths of plexiglass and attach them to the doors using the door pull screws. Almost invisible and your knuckles wouldn't touch the finish any longer.
You know Lowes can match paint. Simply take the door off and they can sell you a small can, sand and as Nancy said, topcoat. But, really with your little can of paint, you can touch up whenever you want if you don't want to top coat. It looks like you have wear-and tear on the wood, too. Why not replace the door and repaint it.
I had my cabinets painted about 5 years ago. They looked beautiful. But this it what I have going on now. I don’t know if he sanded. I do know it’s wear and tear from the knuckles.but now what I need to know is the best way to approach repair. Do I have to sand and clean the entire cabinet and repaint or just the area? Also is the plexi glass the only thing we can use to protect the area behind the knobs. I’m not to worried about knicks or scratches because the cabinets are suppose to look weathered. Also I know the paint and top coat he used so I can match.
You can purchase "escutcheon plates" (a metal plate that fits behind the cabinet pull, to better protect cabinet surfaces) from hardware, furniture, some home stores. Take a cabinet pull with you and the maximum width on which a plate can fit on the edge of your cabinet without extending into the recessed section of the cabinet face.
The better the metal, the longer the plate will last. Be sure to mention that you want this for use in high heat and humidity room.
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