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this is a fairly new cabinet(s)(approx 2yrs) ....but under the kitchen
sink the bottom of the facing which includes both door openings is pulling away or has come loose from where it was at one time stapled. (?) At the top of the facing I can see where it is stapled or brad nailed, but the counter top hides these nails, so it doesn't matter. What should I use to 're-fasten' the lower section of the facing. If I shoot a brad or staple in it now, it would be noticeable, right? I really don't know how it was originally put together. On the side of the facing at the cabinets I pulled the staples out which pulled loose from the facing, so now it will be flush. Should I somehow clamp it and put carpenter wood caulk between the face and cabinet? I would appreciate any suggestion! thank you very much! Mike |
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