depends
it depends a great deal on what the existing finish is. Some cabinets have conversion or two-part finishes and nothing sticks to them very well. ...
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over 5 years by bobsbuddy
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Figure out where it's popping.
Sometimes the springs are moving in position and a little grease or teflon lube will work. Other times it's broken parts that you'll need to repla...
over 5 years by bobsbuddy
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That's a lot, 1"
You can get a little bit with nail on glides. There are adjustable (screw in) glides, but for these you need a threaded insert and I think the tor...
over 5 years by bobsbuddy
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hydrogen peroxide
In case you are wondering, hydrogen peroxide, H202 releases an oxygen atom and becomes H20 (water) that then evaporates. The oxygen reacts with th...
over 5 years by bobsbuddy
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Blacklight
A blacklight is often used to find urine stains. This is fine, but you can clean a urine stain and it may still fluoresce under a black light. Th...
over 5 years by bobsbuddy
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probably not...
These were made under very high pressure presses. Sometimes when I get particle board that receives an impact, I can pull it back into position wi...
over 5 years by bobsbuddy
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some answers
1. The usual rule of thumb used to be that half the cost of cabinets was in the show side and the other half in the carcase and hardware. 2. I...
almost 6 years by bobsbuddy
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Yes
If this is anything like the standard connection, http://images.rockler.com/rockler/images/38606-01-200.jpg , Get a few slivers of wood or veneer,...
almost 6 years by bobsbuddy
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so should Bondo
Lay it in, sand it to profile, and paint.
almost 6 years by bobsbuddy
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or Trigonometry,
whatever it takes. :-)
almost 6 years by bobsbuddy
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trigonemetry
For the acute angles of a triangle, included angle = arctan(side opposite / side adjacent) From there, you should be able to set your miter c...
almost 6 years by bobsbuddy
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Burn-in repair
I do repairs like this regularly. The process is something called "burn-in." A heated knife melts a solid resin (similar to a finish without the ...
almost 6 years by bobsbuddy
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General FInishes
...makes a stain called, oddly-enough, Espresso. I've used it a couple of times with good results. If that isn't exactly your idea of espresso, t...
almost 6 years by bobsbuddy
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