Do it yourself kitchen cabinet refacing can save a significant amount of money. The amount of money you can save depends on the material utilized in the cabinet refacing project. Granite, oak, pine and cedar are some choice materials used. Think about what design or style is desired for your kitchen. There are so many styles to choose from, do research first and make a final decision on a choice. Also consider what hardware will be needed, such as hinges as well as what color of hinges you would like to select. Gold or pewter hinges and knobs always look appealing on wood cabinets.
Wood cabinet doors and drawers last for several years depending on the quality of the wood. Oak, pine and cedar are some examples of the wood used. For the look and feel of a wood surface, Pressure sensitive adhesive wood veneer is a refacing solution to be used on the front panels of the cabinet doors. Pressure sensitive adhesive is relatively easy to apply, just peel it and it sticks to the surface you are refacing.
Another choice is rigid thermal foil cabinet doors. They last much longer than cabinets painted and wash off much nicer too. Deciding on the type, material, design and materials to be used is the first step. Once you know what you want, get to work taking the old cabinet doors down and removing the old hinges and filling any holes that remain with wood putty. If you are going to use a veneer over the existing cabinet doors, make sure to sand them, clean off the dust and fill in any pits to create a smooth surface to work with.
What you put into doing the job yourself will save you a significant amount of cash and is well worth the effort. Cabinet refacing can be a rewarding project, not only that but it will save you both time and money which can be put to better use in other parts of your home renovation project.
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