Temporary Solution For Ugly Kitchen Cabinets

RE: Temporary Solution For Ugly Kitchen Cabinets By Suzanne S. (170) Contact You can take a calendar, print pictures you like, maps, whatever images will keep the theme constant and cut them to the size of the cabinet face. Use liquid starch to paste them on. To finish the look change out the hardware of the cabinets. It makes a HUGE difference. Check your local hardware stores, thrift shops, garage sales, or make your own with spoons, forks, knives. You just hot glue the utensil to the existing handle and you have a beautiful and creative new look. Good luck. Posted on 03/01/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Temporary Solution For Ugly Kitchen Cabinets By Diamondee (127) Contact you can add fabric to the cabinets by using full strength liquid starch. the starch keeps the fabric from getting too dirty, and fabric will come right off when you leave (with some water) Just find some pretty fabric...cut to size...dip into starch...place on cleaned cabinet door ( being in the kitchen... the door should already have a sealer of varnish or poly) it can get a little messy. but the results can be fabulous. later spray with water and it will come right off. Posted on 01/09/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Temporary Solution For Ugly Kitchen Cabinets By mrsmutt (66) Contact Just a thought, but I covered a couple of my woden kitchen cabinets with cork squares, that you would normally hang on a wall for a bulletin board. They hang with double-sided tape, which leaves a residue when pulled off, but the residue can be removed with WD-40. They are great for hanging notes about things I need to remember - school happenings, whatever, and I hang the recipes I am using right above my work space. You can buy these in plain cork and I have also seen patterned tiles. Posted on 01/07/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Temporary Solution For Ugly Kitchen Cabinets By Luvyabye (446) Profile Contact Hi Nani! I had a friend years ago that put a sheet on her bedroom wall using liquid starch. I would think that the problem doing this on kitchen cabinets might be all the moisture from cooking in a kitchen. This probably wouldn't be a good idea for wood cabinets, either. Also, there are removable borders for walls....you might check out that option. Posted on 01/07/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

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