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Phillips Quartz and Cabinets LLC

327 Jay Rd
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Phillips Quartz and Cabinets LLC

327 Jay Rd
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At Philips Quartz and Cabinets LLC, we provide kitchen and bathroom remodeling. We pride ourselves on a can-do attitude and a willingness to make customer's dreams into reality. We are a small, family, and locally owned business.

At Philips Quartz and Cabinets LLC, we provide kitchen and bathroom remodeling. We pride ourselves on a can-do attitude and a willingness to make customer's dreams into reality. We are a small, family, and locally owned business.

Phillips Quartz and Cabinets

20 Hardwood Hill Rd
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Phillips Quartz and Cabinets

20 Hardwood Hill Rd
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Emergency services offered

Phillips Quartz and Cabinets is a business that is newly reconstructed but owned and operated by 15 years of stone and cabinet installation. We pride ourselves on a positive work environment and our excellent customer service skills.

Phillips Quartz and Cabinets is a business that is newly reconstructed but owned and operated by 15 years of stone and cabinet installation. We pride ourselves on a positive work environment and our excellent customer service skills.

Bordertown Construction

29 Highland
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Bordertown Construction

29 Highland
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11 years of experience

Single business owner and runner lower rate then normal contractors depending on job. Yea hard to believe but I know and understand how many curves life throws at us and I'm down to earth straight forward and honest as the day is long.. no joke about lower rates than normal contractors I want to build or replace your dream

Single business owner and runner lower rate then normal contractors depending on job. Yea hard to believe but I know and understand how many curves life throws at us and I'm down to earth straight forward and honest as the day is long.. no joke about lower rates than normal contractors I want to build or replace your dream

BUILDER SPECIALTIES

338 River St Unit 4
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BUILDER SPECIALTIES

338 River St Unit 4
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34 years of experience

We are a kitchen and bath dealer featuring cabinetry, countertops, appliances, fixtures, windows & doors and specialty hardware. We have in house designers to ensure that each client receives the best design for their investment range. We work with retail customers, commercial contractors and multi-family institutional projects.

We are a kitchen and bath dealer featuring cabinetry, countertops, appliances, fixtures, windows & doors and specialty hardware. We have in house designers to ensure that each client receives the best design for their investment range. We work with retail customers, commercial contractors and multi-family institutional projects.

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Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing questions, answered by experts

Whether it’s better to stain or paint old cabinets depends on your situation, as each option has pros and cons. Paint offers a smooth, modern look, while stain highlights the natural wood grain for a charming, rustic look. Painting cabinets may cost about 15% more than staining cabinets. While paint tends to be more durable against damage because of its thick coating, stained cabinets hide inevitable dings and scratches better than paint.

Preparation is the most crucial and, really, the only secret to a lasting paint job on laminate cabinets. Paint will peel off laminate surfaces that aren't clean and grease-free. Paint will also peel off if there isn't proper etching on the cabinet surfaces. Taking time to deep clean and lightly but thoroughly sand before priming and painting will greatly increase your chances of success and help keep the paint from peeling.

Yes, kitchen cabinets need two coats of paint to achieve a smooth, durable, and uniform finish. The first coat provides a base and may reveal imperfections, while the second coat ensures complete coverage and enhances the color's richness. Applying two coats helps improve the paint's durability, making it more resistant to chipping and wear. Sometimes, a third coat may be necessary for darker colors or cabinets made of a particularly porous material.

Apply a sealant to your cabinets to repel water and moisture. This will help prevent further water damage from developing, such as mold and rotting wood. Lacquer, polyurethane, and varnish are commonly used sealants with waterproofing abilities. Brush them onto your cabinets and follow the manufacturer's instructions on drying time, which can take up to several hours.

Choosing the right paint involves selecting durable products that resist moisture and offer a finish suited to the kitchen environment. These finishes are often semi-gloss or satin for ease of cleaning.

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