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REAMP'D CONSTRUCTION

721 Broadway
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REAMP'D CONSTRUCTION

721 Broadway
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9 years of experience

Here at REAMP'D CONSTRUCTION take pride in our quality workmanship, and deliver the best results you deserve. Our goal is to build trusting relationships and give you dependability you can count on. We offer affordable rates, give free estimates, we're easy to work with and the best part is that we are locally owned and family operated. Billing procedures follow as what is written in the contract (usually paid upon job completion) unless specified otherwise.

Here at REAMP'D CONSTRUCTION take pride in our quality workmanship, and deliver the best results you deserve. Our goal is to build trusting relationships and give you dependability you can count on. We offer affordable rates, give free estimates, we're easy to work with and the best part is that we are locally owned and family operated. Billing procedures follow as what is written in the contract (usually paid upon job completion) unless specified otherwise.

Hills Cabinetry & Window Decor

8992 Hwy 1 S.
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Hills Cabinetry & Window Decor

8992 Hwy 1 S.
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Welcome to Hills Cabinetry and Window Decor Take a stroll through our showroom and explore our many products and brands. We carry Cabinetry, Decorative Surfaces, Plumbing Fixtures, Window Treatment, and more... Visit our help center to find "how to" information, decorating tips, cleaning instructions, educational links, FAQ's and more. Want to learn more about Hills Cabinetry and Window Decor? Click here to view the many products that our store offers learn more about us. Our courteous staff is always available and ready to serve you. Click here to contact us.

Welcome to Hills Cabinetry and Window Decor Take a stroll through our showroom and explore our many products and brands. We carry Cabinetry, Decorative Surfaces, Plumbing Fixtures, Window Treatment, and more... Visit our help center to find "how to" information, decorating tips, cleaning instructions, educational links, FAQ's and more. Want to learn more about Hills Cabinetry and Window Decor? Click here to view the many products that our store offers learn more about us. Our courteous staff is always available and ready to serve you. Click here to contact us.

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Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing questions, answered by experts

Yes, remove the old stain on a cabinet before applying a new coat. To do so, clean the cabinet’s exterior with soap, water, and a damp cloth. Then, use sandpaper or an electric sander to remove the old finish. This allows the new coat of stain to soak into the wood fully, lasting longer and creating a richer color.

Yes, professionals can change the stain color during refinishing by stripping old finishes and applying new stain. They offer expert color matching and application methods, resulting in a refreshed look that aligns with the homeowner's design preferences.

Refinishing cabinets preserves the framework, updates appearances cost-effectively, reduces material wastage, and allows color and style customization.

If you prefer not to sand your particle board cabinets prior to painting, you can use mineral spirits and a rough sponge to add some grit to your medium-density fiberboard cabinets so that the paint will still stick. Keep in mind that using 120-grit sandpaper is still the preferred method for preparing your particle board cabinets for a new coat of paint.

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.

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