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Stroderds Home Improvement Specialist LLC

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Stroderds Home Improvement Specialist LLC

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Hello and welcome. At Stroderds Home Improvement Specialist LLC we are a family owned and operated company specializing in many things such as: Roofing, flooring and custom showers, additions, remodels, and so much more! We would love to make you part of our family and look forward to doing business with y'all.

Hello and welcome. At Stroderds Home Improvement Specialist LLC we are a family owned and operated company specializing in many things such as: Roofing, flooring and custom showers, additions, remodels, and so much more! We would love to make you part of our family and look forward to doing business with y'all.

RBM Carpentry

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RBM Carpentry

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With several years of experience in the carpentry trade, we provide workmanship for the domestic and commercial markets in the acadiana area. In need of a new kitchen, man cave, an attic renovation or any other construction work. Look no further!

With several years of experience in the carpentry trade, we provide workmanship for the domestic and commercial markets in the acadiana area. In need of a new kitchen, man cave, an attic renovation or any other construction work. Look no further!

G's Building and Renevation

231 Kennison Rd
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G's Building and Renevation

231 Kennison Rd
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25 years of experience

I am currently working as a sub contractor until I can consume my license from the state. I have 2 employees while depending on size of job will inherit what it takes to get job done. For instance: On framing jobs we will staff a minimum of 6 hands, but a trim job will only require 3.

I am currently working as a sub contractor until I can consume my license from the state. I have 2 employees while depending on size of job will inherit what it takes to get job done. For instance: On framing jobs we will staff a minimum of 6 hands, but a trim job will only require 3.

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Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing questions, answered by experts

You get the smoothest finish when painting cabinets with a paint sprayer, but you can also achieve a polished look with a high-quality paintbrush and roller. Repair and sand the cabinets before painting for the best result.

A combination deglosser and cleaner can help minimize the amount of sanding necessary when painting laminate cabinets and other surfaces. Deglosser is excellent for use on heavily detailed surfaces where sandpaper can't reach evenly or at all. While some DIYers prefer to use only deglosser when painting cabinets, using sandpaper when possible saves money, and some deglossers may not work as well on laminate surfaces.

No. Once you apply refinishing oil, it will continue to seep into the wood, making it difficult or impossible to refinish over top of it. Since the product contains an oil that’s meant to penetrate existing finishes, almost anything you put on top of it will bring the previous layer of stain with it. If you plan to refinish your cabinets more than once, it’s a good idea to go with the traditional method of sanding before applying a new finish to the surface.

Yes, sanding cabinets before you stain them helps the new stain better adhere to the surface. If you’re adding a darker stain to previously stained wood, you only have to sand them lightly enough to remove any finish and rough up the wood to improve adhesion. On the other hand, if you’re trying to stain wood that is a darker color or that has paint on it, you need to sand down to the original wood, or the color will show through the new stain.

If you don't sand your cabinets, the new paint or stain won’t adhere properly, impacting the final finish and leading to peeling, chipping, or a sloppy result that won't stand the test of time. Sanding removes the old finish, smooths imperfections, and gives the new coat something to grip. Without it, you will waste your time, money, and effort.

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