Carpentry and Woodworking - Bathroom cabinet
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Hockleygirl
09-22-09, 10:23 AM
Our kids bathroom cabinet has a design carved into the wood.
It runs the length of the cabinet and is on all the drawers and on the two doors.
I want to update this cabinet with out spending alot of money.
Replacing this cabinet is not a option.
Right now it has a urethane finish on it.
I was thinking of stripping the old finish off the cabinet and filling in the carved out section and then painting the cabinet.
What could I use to fill in the carved out section.
TIA
Cindy
It runs the length of the cabinet and is on all the drawers and on the two doors.
I want to update this cabinet with out spending alot of money.
Replacing this cabinet is not a option.
Right now it has a urethane finish on it.
I was thinking of stripping the old finish off the cabinet and filling in the carved out section and then painting the cabinet.
What could I use to fill in the carved out section.
TIA
Cindy
Just Bill
09-22-09, 04:36 PM
There are several good latex type fillers that work well. I use Elmers often. It is OK for painting, but is usually hard to match when staining. Depending on the depth of the carving, it may take several coats.