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Jtmo Premium Member join:2001-05-20 Novato, CA	Jtmo to Ken Premium Member 2012-Nov-3 2:24 am to Ken Re: Rust-Oleum Countertop Transformations Project Good job. All appliances are black except for the ugly white stove, just saying Sears has a nice ceramic black stove for $450.
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 2:24 am ·
dandelion MVM join:2003-04-29 Germantown, TN	dandelion to Ken MVM 2012-Nov-3 12:25 pm to Ken Looks very nice when done.. and I even like the color in your kitchen area. I can't imagine I will ever have a need for it but very interesting instructions. My laminate top that was eventually replaced was curled in places so this wouldn't have been an option. The option at the time was wait a couple of years until could afford to get a new one. I AM very curious however how long this type of top would last.
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 12:25 pm ·
alkizmo join:2007-06-25 Pierrefonds, QC	alkizmo to Ken Member 2012-Nov-3 12:55 pm to Ken said by Jtmo: All appliances are black except for the ugly white stove, just saying Sears has a nice ceramic black stove for $450. He's doing this to make the house more appealing for selling it. So appliances are of no impact. Speaking of refreshing a kitchen, I wonder, is it easy enough for a good DIYer to change the laminate surface on kitchen cabinets? Our kitchen cabinets are "fine", but it's a very generic white. The handles and mouldings are simple enough to replace, but laminate.... seems very intensive in terms of having to be precise in the cuts.
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 12:55 pm ·
Coma Thanks Steve Premium Member join:2001-12-30 NirvanaLand	Coma Premium Member 2012-Nov-3 1:10 pm said by alkizmo: Speaking of refreshing a kitchen, I wonder, is it easy enough for a good DIYer to change the laminate surface on kitchen cabinets? Our kitchen cabinets are "fine", but it's a very generic white. The handles and mouldings are simple enough to replace, but laminate.... seems very intensive in terms of having to be precise in the cuts. Thats what routers are for.
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 1:10 pm ·
alkizmo join:2007-06-25 Pierrefonds, QC	alkizmo Member 2012-Nov-3 1:44 pm said by Coma: Thats what routers are for. Well they are for other things too But ya I can see how they'd trim the excess edges of laminate flush with the particulate board of the cabinets. Hmmm kitchen refacing seems like it could happen within a year or two.
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 1:44 pm ·
Ken MVM join:2003-06-16 Markle, IN	Ken MVM 2012-Nov-3 1:50 pm Rust-Oleum does make a Cabinet Transformations line. I haven't researched that product at all so no idea if it's good or crap.
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 1:50 pm ·
Cho Baka MVM join:2000-11-23 there	Cho Baka to alkizmo MVM 2012-Nov-3 1:57 pm to alkizmo Many sellers of countertops sell them cut to suit your kitchen. This often includes a visit for the seller to measure your kitchen.
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