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04-25-2007, 09:43 PM
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Kitchen Cabinet Glazing can anyone recommend someone?
Hey Guys,
Ive decided to Glaze my "white" cabinets does anyone know anyone who does this and or If it is expensive to do???
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04-25-2007, 10:47 PM
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cabinets
You might be able to do it yourself easily or would you rather just pay someone?
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04-25-2007, 10:56 PM
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Originally Posted by MJPost32
You might be able to do it yourself easily or would you rather just pay someone?
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1 BIG PROBLEM...Im not remotely creative...LOL
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04-26-2007, 12:49 AM
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Glazing
Can you glaze white or light cabnets dark brown or cherry?
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04-26-2007, 06:22 AM
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I think that would require you to strip off the white to get the glaze to adhere. Come on, Staci...just spring for the new cabinets  you know you want to!!
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04-26-2007, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Lincoln S
Can you glaze white or light cabnets dark brown or cherry?
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Yes. if you have a smooth surface, no peeling paint or little bumps. When you glaze it will Magnify any imperfections in the finish. You will need to sand or steel wool the surface to remove any wax, kitchen grease residue or silicone from Pledge or other dressing products (lemon oil, oil soap, etc.).
Use a product that doesn't dry fast so you can wipe it off if you feel you have made a mistake.
If you use a dark color over white the contrast will be beautiful. Just don't thin out the product much and it will cover well. Experiment on a test piece.
Lay the doors flat rather than doing them while hung. It'll save your back and the paint won't run.
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04-26-2007, 07:39 AM
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old washed up pirate
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Originally Posted by NJmomof2
Hey Guys,
Ive decided to Glaze my "white" cabinets does anyone know anyone who does this and or If it is expensive to do???
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It's tedious and takes practice to do it as a pro..
In N.J. it will be pricey but I'm sure there are great artist in the area.
In S.C. I have no idea. I know that in So. Fla. it's hard to find good furniture artists.
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04-26-2007, 07:51 AM
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Lucky and blessed :)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by NJmomof2
Hey Guys,
Ive decided to Glaze my "white" cabinets does anyone know anyone who does this and or If it is expensive to do???
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Carolina Cabinet Refacing 704.531.9224 Haven't used them but hear good things about them 
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04-26-2007, 08:12 AM
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old washed up pirate
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Carolina Cabinet Refacing 704.531.9224 Haven't used them but hear good things about them 
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Cabinet refacing is covering cabinets and doors with plastic laminate (formica) or wood veneer. Sometimes the frames are covered and new doors are installed wth new pulls. Kinda makes the cabinets look new 
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04-26-2007, 08:53 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by dennis s
It's tedious and takes practice to do it as a pro..
In N.J. it will be pricey but I'm sure there are great artist in the area.
In S.C. I have no idea. I know that in So. Fla. it's hard to find good furniture artists.
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No we are moving to NC and Ive spoken to people who had it done and its gorgeous I want the Cream Cabinets with Brown trim that looks distressed...and the kitchen cabinets are 2 yrs old and I DONT want to replace them..and White is the easiest color to do (to glaze that is) I just wanted to know if anyone in the area knew anyone who did it..I have one Gals name that im going to call...I just spoke to a freind of mine here in NJ tht just had it done and it wasnt expensive and they are beautiful..
Thanks
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