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finish is worn off

Posted by Linda Lunde on 3/20/2006, 9:24 pm
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I have expensive solid oak cabinets in my kitchen and baths. The problem is they are 20 years old and just some of the door fronts are worn through to the wood. They were stained with a darker stain when new. How do I repair just the spots that are worn. The heat from the dishwasher has taken a toll on some. behind the door pull hardware, some of the edges of drawers and doors etc. Thank you for any help!

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finish is worn off - Linda Lunde 3/20/2006, 9:24 pm
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--Previous Message-- : I have expensive solid oak cabinets in my : kitchen and baths. The problem is they are : 20 years old and just some of the door : fronts are worn through to the wood. They : were stained with a darker stain when new. : How do I repair just the spots that are : worn. The heat from the dishwasher has taken : a toll on some. behind the door pull : hardware, some of the edges of drawers and : doors etc. Thank you for any help! :

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