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removing shelf paper
House I just bought has multiple layers of that damn shelf paper stuff in
all the kitchen cabinets and drawers, and top layer feels sticky to the touch, but doesn't look dirty. (Maybe previous owners pulled out the paper they put in, and got discouraged at all the layers?) Any hints on how to remove all this crap, preferably without spending a week doing it, or steam-cleaning the cabinets? Is Simple Green or any of the common spray cleaners solvent for the adhesive used? I want bare wood shelves, however ugly. If they are too scarred up, I will paint the interiors. Cabinets are 1960-vintage wood in sound condition for age, but with an unfortunate amateur refinish on outside. aem sends.... |
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