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Hi
We are going to paint our fitted bedroom wardrobes, which are MDF doors with a Melamine (I think that's what it is) cover. The melamine cover is loose and needs gluing back to the door. So I removed the melamine off one of the doors, thinking I could prime the door then paint it. Trouble is, the MDF has a very thin film glued to the MDF which gives it a very smooth finish. This film has come off in places when I removed the melamine cover. I am now thinking of either sanding down the door to remove any 'lips' between the "filmed MDF" and "non-filmed" (if that makes sense), or gluing the melamine cover back to the door. If I go for the latter option, what sort of glue would I need? Door measures 2130mm x 525mm, so presume I would need some sort of glue which I could roller on over the entire door. Or does anyone know where I could buy new doors in the above size. All the places I have looked seem to sell different sized doors. Thanks |
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