Is it good for my wooden kitchen cabinets
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I can't say if it's good for your kitchen cabinets. My cabinets are very old mahogany with a low sheen varnish with a lot of mileage...a scratch here and there. I clean the cabinets with a dampened cloth to remove dust/ dirt. Let dry and apply Rejuvenate. They are still old but with a shiny and perky look about them.
1165399
I nailed mine onto wood cabinet doors. It doesn't look the greatest but it works.
364324
Hi buddy this product is not really good for wood. It acts like plastic so I would recommed using it on plastic.
141324
Absolutely--I painted my to match my cabinets. First, sand lightly to dull the surface, then paint with two coats. Turned out great. I did the painting before I did assembly.
945116
Yes it would. My kitchen cabinets are a rich maple and this blends perfectly. I love it!
1112946
My experience has only been with cabinets with a laminate finish...I would not think using it on unfinished wood would be a good idea however...it is strong.
1112947
Personally I wouldn't even try. The safest and best working cleaner I have found for that is "Magic" cabinet and wood. If you look at the price per ounce it may seem expensive, but a little goes a long way and the cabinets will look nice.
1673043
It depends if your cabinets are a light oak. This piece is a darker/distressed oak. I do love this island!!
359150
A little goes a long way. I would think you could polish all of your cabinets several times with one bottle. I use it on my wood furniture about once every three months; dust in between. It smells wonderful! One bottle lasts me over a year.
1631983
No ithe cabinet is not worth the money and very light wood. It has already started falling apart
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I would think so. I put in on the inside of the sink cabinet, just used a different screw so it wouldn't damage the wood.
2018464
Yes it will work. I'd recommend painters tape near any outer edges. It sticks well to the wrap. I protected kitchen cabinets from sanding dust, and it worked well.
1136089
I've had these on my kitchen cabinets for over 2 years now and there are no signs of wear.I don't see an issue with this unless your doors are made of very soft wood, which I doubt
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Yes, depending upon how shiny veneer is you may need to lightly hand sand some. Also, if your cabinets look really good now you may be disappointed. I used this product on a fixer-upper I sold and espresso did a great job on the cabinets, but they were in such rough shape they should have been replaced. You can tell it is paint, so if you are ok with that then it's fine. I wouldn't use it to change appearance of good-looking cabinets.
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I used it on laminate so Im not sure if its designed for wood, but I checked the website for the product and they didnt mention wood as a surface it should be used on. Hope this helps http://www.greased-lightning.com/Kitchen/
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It should be fine, but this is a fairly low-end product, best for temporary use or in low-traffic areas. I'd lean more toward refinishing or painting the wood.
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It depends on what the cabinets are made out of. If they're solid wood, yes absolutely this blade will do great, it leaves almost sanded smooth edges if your saw is setup right. If its plywood, or particle board, or mdf, I'd use a diablo blade meant for that kind of wood like the freud d1090x 90 tooth blade, that will leave sanded smooth edges on a plywood board, and wont tear up your veneer like the 50 tooth blade might.