On Tue, 31 May 2022 17:31:50 +0000, Diego berrondo <
fe1272c00b25212afe6fb0b3f7caf6ce@example.com> wrote:
Any cabinet repairing solution i am tired to finding a contractor
The uneven water damage may be because the water was uneven. My guess
would be that it poured over the edge. Rather than pouring in an even
sheet, it separated into smaller "streams" then wetted the surrounding
area. Just a guess but the stain was probably applied by machine
spray so I doubt it was applied unevenly. It's possible that the
veneer was more porous in some areas but it wouldn't be uniform.
I don't think there is a way to match the smaller repairs now that
you've stained them again. Apparently the stain has wicked into the
end fibers of the veneer. End grain would take more stain so would get
darker. Perhaps you can *lightly* sand the darkened edges to expose
the end grain again. Then put some sanding sealer on the edges, only,
using a Q-Tip or similar, and retry your stain. You have little to
lose, at this point.
The best alternative would be to paint the cabinets. I assume that
you have no way to spray the doors. You might find someone to do it.
If so, remove the doors and drawer fronts (mark them so they go back
exactly the same place) and send them out to be painted. The same
paint can be brushed on the frames. You should probably use an oil
paint, some sort of enamel probably. If you can, use the same paint as
they doors, drawers. Maybe thin it a little so it flows better to
minimize brush strokes. If you can't get the exact paint, go to a
PAINT STORE (not a big box store), like Sherwin Williams or Benjamin
Moore, and have them match the color. Ask them what sort of pain
would be best for this application. They may suggest some flow
control additive.
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