How To Upgrade Reface Kitchen Cabinets For Cheap
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- In today's video we are taking a look at How to upgrade your kitchen cabinets for under $100 dollars. With this method is super easy anyone can do it.
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I've watch a dozen videos but yours is simple enough to make me want to do this.
Additional Notes:
1. A thin coat of construction adhesive should be applied to the underside of the shaker slats prior to nailing them to the cabinet doors.
2. NEVER use a screwdriver as a nail set (punch.) This tool abuse will eventually render the screwdriver unusable. Use a proper punch.
3. When applying putty over the nails, also apply putty along the inside of the shaker slats where they meet the original cabinet door surface and along the edges of the cabinet doors to preclude cracks that will be visible after the paint is applied..
4. Prior to painting, when sanding the cabinet doors, also sand the edges of the doors, as well as the front surfaces, so that the added shaker slats are flush with the original cabinet door front surfaces and so that cracks are not visible after painting.
5. When attaching the cabinet door knobs/handles, use a screwdriver to tighten the screws from the inside of the door, holding the knob/handle firmly in place on the front side of the door, instead of turning the knob/handle.
Um he did use glue. The screw drivers is cheap and works great fir this. He did everything you mentioned... other than the new hardware...your step isn't necessary. Lol good grief. Pompous ass
The " before" picture looks exactly like my cabinets now. We redid them a few years ago by painting them that same exact brown over the old golden cabinet. Now there are areas just like yours that are starting to show through. Thanks for the new ideas!
Unfortunately a lot of cabinets have bevel or rounded edges. I suggest if you are making shaker doors to bring wood in a little more to match right before it curves down. That’s what we had to do and ours are looking good. Good luck DIY’ers!
Great tip!
So you didn't trim the original door to be even? Just sized up the molding?
That's what mine have. Beveled edges. I was thinking of trimming them down but that may leave gaps when doors are closed. So it looks ok using your idea?
what about filling the gap between moulding and the beveled edges? I am really debating between this way and the way you mentioned.
@@kkw2219 too much work honestly. The way we did looks really good and less hassle.
You’re great at explaining! Thanks so much!
You did a really nice job. All these critics. It looks good.
Ok I’ve watched a lot of these video and your by far is the best! I didn’t even know you could buying those little nails to use with a hammer. I thought u had to buy a staple gun! Thank you!
Awesome thank you I plan on doing this to my grandma's cabinets
Nice! keep us updated!
That's a very nice thing that you're doing for your grandma! Obviously you were raised right! So how did it go? Does grandma love it?
I personally like the look of shaker cabinets. ❤️ thank you for your video.
Thanks for watching!
Maybe next time paint the original doors centre part then add the sides and paint so the middle section is smooth/streak free.
Great job though 😊
Good tip! but for the wood glue the less paint the better.
The other problem was that the center part was significantly darker than the trim. It needs at least two coats of white paint
. But that looked good
Thanks for this tip!
You made this so easy to follow! Thanks for the tips!
Really enjoyed your video! You did a great job, and u explain everything so well! Can’t wait to try in our kitchen!
This is really well-done video! You u explained everything perfectly! One of the most helpful for a novice such as me. Thank you!
I'm so glad!👍😊❤💪
This is exactly what Ive been looking for to update my kitchen cabinets, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!😁👍
Very nice, I don't have a problem painting and sanding, but the cutting and measurements awww 🥺
This is awesome. Simple and cheap like i like too
That looks great! Good job!
Wow that looks awesome. Your inspiring me, thanks.
Thanks!! Great to hear that!😁
This was awesome!! Very clear instructions, thank you!
Better to make them a bit longer all around thecabinet, then router it smooth to the door
Nice video. The sides of those doors look beveled….how did you address this? Can’t you see a gap from the sides?
This is I want to know
What did you do about the rounded edge? I seen you overhung the poplar strips but how did your rid of the gap?
Wood filler and a metal scraper or better yet, a metal carpenter's square. They're made at a perfect right angle, so you can run it over the edges after filling the bevel.
Don't have to get rid of anything. You won't see it.
So respond back please u made this look great, just need a few new pointers about the inside of cabinets after outside looks so nice
Super
Thank you so much! I plan on doing this!
Nice!
Did I miss the part where he addresses the the thickness of the cabinet? How does the edge all around the cabinet look?
The cabinets I'm doing have rounded corners. After applying the edging, I plan in to fill in the groove with wood putty so that it's flush. hope that helps
That’s a lot of wood filler to use. Wouldn’t it, over multiple uses and slams, crack and fall off?
CTRwannaB that’s what I was wondering! But what could we use instead?
I’m doing the same right now what y’all come up with
@@talos910 I hired someone to put new cabinets in. Cost was fair, 7,500 for new shaker style cabinets, new counter, sink and backsplash (tile)....probably won’t last like the original oak, but looks so good.
Where do you get the correct wood
Omg, I have the exact same hideous cabinets, turd brown and everything 😂
I love this idea! What size nails did you use?
What do u do to the inside of the cabinet to make it look nice and like new
Just what I was looking for.., 👍
Great! Good luck!
Amazing!!!
Thanks for the great video!!
Question did you use melamine paint for the cabinets?
TIA
thank you, enamel. ❤👍😊
What size nails did you use?
I’m just now seeing this video. It’s been 5 years.
How’s it holding up?
In retrospect, what if anything would you have done differently. In as far as product, not method.
The method seems pretty clear cut. But products vary. Thank you.
Still holding strong. Full of cans and detergent bottles.
I was wondering if it’s possible to put the soft close hinges on these types of cabinet or am I stuck with the hinges you can see? Thank you for your help.
they have spring loaded ones , where you don't have to make a hole on the door. good luck.
What did you use for the cracks on the sides? What product
My cabinets are slightly rounded edged plywood. How do I prep them?
The pornog music really ties the video together.
So you didn’t strip the paint that was peeling?
I noticed that the original doors were slightly beveled on the edges, leaving a small space underneath the edge of the wood slats that you placed on top for the frame...question.. did you fill in the space with filler or just paint over it all and leave it?
We left as is and painted over it. Gave it a nice side design that we liked. But you can fill it with wood putty, filler or caulk. good luck.
If I may, is the thickness of the wood 1/4"?
Did I miss it I don't recall you saying what was the thickness of the wood I only hear you say 4ftx2and 1/2. Can you let me know I am doing this to my cabinets they are very old.
Looks fun
What kind of wood did you use?
How thick were the strips of wood?
They come in different thickness, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 inches and many more all depends on you're liking and budget.
How thick was the wood that you personally used for this project and how long were the finishing nails?
The two in the middle look like they belong together and the two on the end. Did you put them back in the correct order? That would be me......I would do that!
Lol! That would be me too! AND, I'd probably put the first two on upside down! 😉😂😂😂
Can u paint the inside with a paint that doesn't peel
yes, you can. later on we did. if its a solid wood cabinet you can sand down and paint. there are many inside cabinet paints. you can also cover with vinyl material with many different designs .
Do you do drawers the same way?
yes
What do I do if the old hinges are painted and I cant remove the doors from the hinges? Can I install this while they are up? ty
Yes you can. maybe a nail gun or stapler/nail gun would make the job easier.
score it with a xacto knive or good old utility knife blade, get the edges and keep digging in it until you remove grime, paint and junk that's made them hard to take off. elbow grease and evetually youll get them. Also i would suffest using wood filler or alterntives to fill in the possible dents or holes left by the old hinges.
Could I do this to upgrade my apartment. I believe if I could make the place look real nice like this the landlord eill like it when I move out
Always good to confirm with landlord before.
What color is the dark color in the cabinets?
We think it was a walnut bark color
If you could do this job again, would you change any part of your original makeover design?
Not really, Maybe spraying cabinets would be a lot faster. 👍
Looks way better, but all that work and not adding new hinges or at least painting them to match the knobs is a travesty.
Thank god im not living in the US!! These imperial units driving me crazy..
It went from ugly cabinets to less ugly cabinets.
Just a little bit 😉
That's YOUR opinion!