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Sandy Uhlmann
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Particleboard cabinets: how best to protect them?

Sandy Uhlmann
  • Investor
  • Jefferson City, MO
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My contractor installed particleboard kitchen cabinets that have a oak doors. These look great from the outside but the particleboard seems to scream "cheap". Although I can't do anything about how they look inside, I was wondering what the best way to protect them from water damage? Do I paint the insides? Place contact paper? Are their any other options?

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