Cabinet door laminating/resurfacing tutorial

[boywonder]

nice work...never have tried a router for T molding groove.....

[ConnieKat]

Guys, I am blown completely away!
This is exactly the info I needed, as my t-trim has shrunk ( presumably due to heat?) and I need to replace at least some ( if not all) of what is currently
on the cabinets.
Can someone tell me if SMB glues this stuff down?
If so, then I’ll need some advice on the best way to remove it ( heat gun?).
My interior is all white ( or possibly off-white), as it’s very hard to tell after so many years ( 2005). But
I’d dearly love to have wood!!! I’m not sure I’m capable of that level of work! Any idea what it would cost me to have it refaced?
Thanks again,
ConnieKat

[BrianW]

My SMB T-moulding is just pressed into a groove and can be easily removed by hand. Reinstall with a rubber mallet and a light touch.

[ConnieKat]

Evy
Incredible work! It appears that you are redoing the entire rig? At least the interior....! You truly have guts in spades. Do you have enough of it completed, especially those gorgeous cabinets, to show us some pictures? PM if you don’t want it out yet....but I love what you’re doing and would really love to see how it
looks when completed. And perhaps you’d be willing to share what else you have in mind.
By the way, what size rig do you have, and how big is the fridge shown in the photos? I think I have the smallest one they had out in 2005, and I’d really love a small one that has a freezer!!! Ice cubes would be nice.
What’s your plan for walls, floor, and ceiling? Especially the color? I keep seeing something like
turquoise or orange ( but I’m an artist so that’s how my mind’s eye works). I really hope you are willing to share because this looks like it’s really going to be beautiful!!!
Thanks,
ConnieKat

[ConnieKat]

Gorgeous! So....what’s the best wat to piece the ends together so you don’t end up with gaps, and the ends fit snugly together ( and stay that way)?
ConnieKat

[ConnieKat]

I agree wholeheartily with that comment! I’d really like to see at least one ( or more) tutorials on installing solar panels on various types of “ tops”. I have the med height dome ( cruiser?) top on mine with the fan in the middle. Have several versions of self-stick panels, but have run into a few problems with installing them! Desperately in need of advice (HELP!) on this project, but needs to be done soon,
if I can possibly manage it.
Thanks in advance,
ConnieKat