Re-New or Re- Spray?

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Re-New or Re- Spray?

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We've been thinking of changing our kitchen units which we've had for about 15 years but after looking at quite a few, I'm not sure now :?
The one's we have are really solid compared to some that I've seen, it's just that we'd like something lighter.

Has anyone had their's or know of anyone who have had them professionally re-sprayed?
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Re: Re-New or Re- Spray?

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Why don't you just get new kitchen cupboard doors :?
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Re: Re-New or Re- Spray?

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:roll: That's not the question!!!
San wants to know who has had experience with re-sprayed kitchen units!!
I haven't San.We always buy new ones!!
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Just wondering which Pit Bull to put my money on......
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:( :o :shock:
That's not nice Micheal referring to San and Jan as Pit Bulls!!!
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Who mentioned any names ????????????
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Northern Lass wrote:Why don't you just get new kitchen cupboard doors :?


My parents did that, they had MDF ones made to match their units, and Dad painted them himself with gloss paint anf paintbrush.
If you do (spray) paint yourself, it's worth waiting a bit before remounting them so the paint has a chance to harden properly!
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u could try it yourself

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJXDbEVtNPY
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Re: Re-New or Re- Spray?

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peterd wrote:u could try it yourself

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJXDbEVtNPY


Too big a job Pete, although I have sprayed our fireplace in the dining room and that's o'k

Why don't you just get new kitchen cupboard doors


Cos the darker wood shelves/trims would show through if I had white which i'm thinking of.

That's not the question!!!
San wants to know who has had experience with re-sprayed kitchen units!!
I haven't San.We always buy new ones!!


Trust you to stir it up - typical! :roll:
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Re: Re-New or Re- Spray?

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get a painter to do them for you san, cheaper than a company, quite a few companies on the net if you goggle
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