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Sun, Dec 30, 12 at 18:59
| We recently remodeled our kitchen with painted cabinets. The doors we wanted did not come standard with paint. I was told that it would be a special order and that it would cost more and take a bit longer. (They do offer other cabinets in paint) When the cabinets arrived I noticed that all they did was paint the color we wanted right over the cherry stained cabinets. I am disappointed because the paint seems to chip too easily, not to mention the fact that when it does chip you see very dark wood as opposed to a natural wood. I also thought that over time it would distress nicely, but this won't look good now. So I have a few questions 1. Is it normal for a reputable manufacturer to paint over a stained cabinet? 2. Should you paint over a brand new, stained cabinet? 3. Will these cabinets chip and/or peel more easily? Would I be wrong to ask the manufacturer to replace the doors at the price we originally agreed upon? |
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