How Do You Reface Metal Kitchen Cabinets?
If you’ve got metal cabinets, remodeling and updating your kitchen’s look on the cheap can seem impossible. But you can cheaply change the look of your smart, easy-to-clean investment. While painting is not the best option, you can use adhesive-backed contact papers in heavy vinyl weights to reface your cabinets. Available at most home improvement stores in a bevy of colors and faux wood finishes, contact paper is an easy way to make your kitchen modern. Wipe down the cabinets with a sponge soaked in warm water and mild dish detergent to remove all dirt, grime and stickiness that could interfere with the application of contact paper Disassemble the cabinets as much as possible with a screwdriver, removing all doors and hardware to make application much simpler. Measure all parts of the cabinets with a measuring tape, including all doors and drawer fronts that you’d like covered. Place a cutting mat down on a flat surface and begin cutting your contact paper with an utility knife based
