This works better for something cheap to add value, since I'd be tapped out fully at that point.For now, pinching pennies and trying to find partners and investors..

I put a lot in the renovation expenses, so its a pinch at the end to buy new appliances.

I'm in a pinch right now because a person I made an offer to almost two months just called up and said I was right so now I've got three closings going on.

Sounds like investors are feeling the pinch there.

Whenever I am tiling I always have the Umpa Lumpa song from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory going through my head.

As their names suggest, they’re not gluten free, and will lay their eggs in food material such as flour, cereal, chocolate, beans, dried fruit, bird seed and pet food.

Investing was something that I wanted to do on the side.When in a pinch, though, I understand why one might use the HELOC money.

What happens is companies get 2 big for their pants ( hire national PM who source) or folks penny pinch their family money....I know for a fact, if someones family buys a bicycle for child, it may come with training wheels.... 

The problem is now where do people get money in a pinch? 

If you don't want to do that, go to the moulding section at a big box and try to find some simple wood moldings and build out the sides of that cabinet (it will blend in with the rustoleum finish)For refinishing I would use Rustoleum cabinet transformations. it holds up well the application is pretty dummy proof and it looks great (I've used Kona, Chocolate, Rustic, Cordovan, Expresso, and Pure White--- Kona with no glaze is my current favorite).