Hi,
I built some kitchen cabinets for one of my apartments, well, it took
me about a year and i did it in 2 stages. it had been so long from
stage 1 to stage 2 I have stained the doors on the cabinets of stage 2
too dark and it does't match stage 1. My options I guess would either
remove the panels from the stage 2 doors and insert new panels with
the correct stain or buy some stain/varnish and recoat stage 1
doorpanels. How can I safely remove the panels on the doors so I can
replace them?
All help appreciated.
Mike
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> Hi,
> I built some kitchen cabinets for one of my apartments, well, it took
> me about a year and i did it in 2 stages. it had been so long from
> stage 1 to stage 2 I have stained the doors on the cabinets of stage 2
> too dark and it does't match stage 1. My options I guess would either
> remove the panels from the stage 2 doors and insert new panels with
> the correct stain or buy some stain/varnish and recoat stage 1
> doorpanels. How can I safely remove the panels on the doors so I can
> replace them?
> All help appreciated.
> Mike
Depending on how you assembled the doors removing the panel might be a tough
trick with out permanently screwing up the look of the back of the door. I
would probably sand down all the doors and restain all at the same time.
Consider using a gel stain so that the color comes out more consistent.
Thank you. I'm not too bothered about the inside of the door more so
the look from the outside, it's a rental apartment. I do need advice
on how to remove the flat panel with the router.
Thanks,
mikeOn Fri, 27 Jan 2006 15:27:28 GMT, "Leon"
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>> Hi,
>> I built some kitchen cabinets for one of my apartments, well, it took
>> me about a year and i did it in 2 stages. it had been so long from
>> stage 1 to stage 2 I have stained the doors on the cabinets of stage 2
>> too dark and it does't match stage 1. My options I guess would either
>> remove the panels from the stage 2 doors and insert new panels with
>> the correct stain or buy some stain/varnish and recoat stage 1
>> doorpanels. How can I safely remove the panels on the doors so I can
>> replace them?
>> All help appreciated.
>> Mike
>
>Depending on how you assembled the doors removing the panel might be a tough
>trick with out permanently screwing up the look of the back of the door. I
>would probably sand down all the doors and restain all at the same time.
>Consider using a gel stain so that the color comes out more consistent.
>