Cheap cabinet repair.

You need SeamFil
http://www.kampelent.com/seamfil.php


Your welcome.

If you do use the SeamFil be careful of the solvent that you use to clean it up. Some of the really cheap cabinets are vinyl covered and solvents such as acetone will destroy the vinyl.

Mohawk also makes rub in filler sticks that don't require heating so that may be an option.

Can you relaminate the problem areas?

If I get the seamfil I will have also have the sf-99 solvent. The cabinet company suggested wd-40 on the scuffs. So I am going to try it on doors that are marked for replacement. I would rather not but they convinced the Sup otherwise. I have been playing with the repairs today. I have done everything I can with the supplies I was given.

These boxes are hanging and set in place nobody this late in the game is going to let me pull them to relaminate. If that was the case they would probably just replace them. We are about three weeks or so before complete turn over of the tower. Everyone nows from the architect to the owners these are cheap. They just want to start renting them out to tenents after three years of waiting.

Is there no end to the uses for WD-40?

Spray it on your chain
Spray it on your distributor
Spray it on your worm (no not that worm, like the one on the end of your hook, at least that's what I've been told)

And now it fixes cabinet scuffs...:notworthy

why don't you ask the painters for some help?:laughing:

Bergstrom said:

Is there no end to the uses for WD-40?

Spray it on your chain
Spray it on your distributor
Spray it on your worm (no not that worm, like the one on the end of your hook, at least that's what I've been told)

And now it fixes cabinet scuffs...:notworthy

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Nope don't put wd-40 down as a vinyl cabinet scuff remover.tried it to day and worked like crap. Armor-all and a brass brush works pretty good on scuffs.