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Finishing inside of cabinets
I am currently refinishing some under-sink bathroom cabinets.
The inside walls are MDF maybe with a coat of poly slapped on during construction about 15 years ago. They're ugly, dark and rough. And they harbor dust. When I encountered the same problem with some identical kitchen cabinets, I slapped on a few coats of poly. That helped but I'm less than thrilled with the result. I'd like to use a light color to help make the inside of these cabs look a little less dark. One simple option would be some white semi-gloss latex which I happen to have. I also have some primer so that's not a problem. It may be a bit soft but the finish doesn't need to handle a lot of knocks and scrapes -- these cabinets are only used to store supplies of toilet tissue, soap, toothpaste and some cleaning materials. Do you think this will work, or am I creating a disaster? Other suggestions welcomed although I don't want or need to spend a lot of time or money on this. -- |~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| | Malcolm Hoar "The more I practice, the luckier I get". | | Gary Player. | | http://www.malch.com/ Shpx gur PQN. | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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