Question about repairing my baseboards at bottom of kitchen cabinets..
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The cabinets are 30 years old. I painted them with the fabulous rust-oleum cabinet transformations kit. My first thought was contact paper, but sometimes it’s hard ... See more
I have water damage on my kitchen cabinets at the bottom.
Can I paint over the covering or put something on top of the sides? Any ideas about what to do?
Hi Lin, Yes you could, but will it stand the wear? Maybe try using Contact in a wood finish or a contrast.........Or you could overlay original with a lamanite. good luck........
I don’t believe wallpaper border will hold up very long. It’s not hard to put Baseboard moulding around cabinets with a miter box.
If your cabinets overhang the base, you can just screw the new wood on top of the old.
Measure the existing wood trim height to figure out the width of your new trim. (Take the measurements at several spots and use the smallest one.) You will want to measure the length of your baseboard and add a little extra.
To join your pieces at the corners, use a 45°angle with your cabinet length measurement being used on the unfinished side of the wood trim. Inside corners are longer on the unfinished side and outside corners are longer on the finished side of the trim.
Painters caulk fills in any gaps, screw holes, and bottom edge. Then paint and you are done!
I hope that made sense!
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The wood in the kick space of kitchen cabinets is part of the cabinet structure. Your best bet would be get thin wood planks or cut your own a glue/nail them in place. Paint or stain. Wallpaper or contact paper won't last long.
There is also vinyl baseboard trim available in colors similar to cabinets at your home improvement stores. It can be cut with heavy duty shears and glued onto the cabinet base after removing what is there now....or, if it is not in too bad of shape, just glued over what's there.
Should the baseboards touch the bottom cabinets? Or is there supposed to be a half inch gap between them?