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Jeff Quinlan
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Refurbing cabinets options

Jeff Quinlan
  • Investor
  • Bothell, WA
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I have a multi Family that has older laminate cabinets not the best quality but they are in good shape.

Instead of replacing I would love to hear options that are cost effective in refacing or redoing cabinets this have worked.

Thanks in advance for your feedback!!

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Jill F.
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Jill F.
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I've had good luck with rustoleum cabinet transformations for cabinets and daich spread stone for countertops. Both the kitchens were done over brown oak cabinets.

Above: cabinets - rustoleum cabinet transformations in cabernet; countertop - daich spreadstone mineral select volcanic black.
Below: cabinets - rustoleum in rustic; countertop - daich 'onyx fog'

Both are 2-3 years old and holding up nicely (with good tenants)

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