some mobile home counter tops are very
hard to replace but you can fix them with some car body fill.
In this picture if look to the far right you can see the laminate puckering. First cut away the pukering laminat and dig out the bad wood til you get to solid wood.
I recently saw another post on here where someone
used General Finishes Gel Stain to redo their kitchen cabinets. I did a little research and after picking a cabinet I decided to do my own!
I decided on Antique Walnut since I thought the Java color might be too dark for my tastes. I am loving the outcome!
I started by cleaning all the cabinet doors, getting all the grease and grim off. I removed the hardware and took the doors off the hinges. We then painted the frame first.
This project takes a few simple supplies.
I started with an old pan found at a garage sale, wooden knobs leftover from another project , E600 glue and some wood stain.
A handed down china cabinet goes from
a glossy cherry wood to a matte, off-white color that is lightly distressed. The final product fits in perfectly with our modern farmhouse!
In a recent Monthly DIY Challenge,
my friends and I chose a chalkboard theme. I had been looking for something to hang above our brick fireplace, so this was the perfect opportunity to create something that was just right for the space!
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