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Install Custom
Cabinet Door and Drawer Fronts
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Cover end panels
and face frames.
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Figure 1
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Figure 2
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Figure 3
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Figure 4
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Figure 5
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Figure 6
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Figure 7
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End
Panels:
- Start
by applying the cut-to-size
plywood to the cabinet end panels. Apply wood
glue to the back of the plywood (Figure 1), then
fit it to end panel, making sure it is flush with the
cabinet front and bottom (Figure 2)
- Use
finishing nails to secure cut-to-size plywood to cabinet
end panel (Figure 3).
- Using
sanding block with 150 grit sandpaper, sand the edges
of the plywood to ensure that it is flush with the cabinet's
front frame (Figure 4). Use a clean tack cloth to remove
the sanding dust.
- Check
entire cabinet for areas where unfinished wood is exposed,
such as along the sanded edges of the plywood, and seal
the edges (Figure 5).
Self-Adhesive
Coverings:
- With
a sharp pair of scissors or razor knife and straight
edge, cut the self-adhesive covering into strips 1/2”
wider and 2” longer than the face frames you plan to
cover (Figure 6 and 7).
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