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LeBoutillier
I'm not a big fan of the "wood look" doors which are factory installed from Scamp. Well, they make a self adhesive vinal lyner typically used to cover old looking refrigerators. Since I was not really found of the typicaly white look on my fridge, I gave it a try. Looks great. I found myself with lots of extra vinal. Just for kicks I cut a swatch the exact size of one of my cabinet doors (not the entire size as I left out the demensions of the beveled part), and stuck it over the ugly wood look. It looks great!! I went back to Lowes and purchased one additional roll ($6) and covered all of my cabinet doors and my cat. I can't recall the manufacturer of the product at this time but will provide an update next week when I return home. Keep in mind you don't need to use the same brand. Any contact paper or wall paper (don't forget your 3m Spray Adhesive) will suffice.
Miriam
QUOTE (LeBoutillier @ Mar 20 2006, 02:03 PM) *
I'm not a big fan of the "wood look" doors which are factory installed from Scamp. Well, they make a self adhesive vinal lyner typically used to cover old looking refrigerators. Since I was not really found of the typicaly white look on my fridge, I gave it a try. Looks great. I found myself with lots of extra vinal. Just for kicks I cut a swatch the exact size of one of my cabinet doors (not the entire size as I left out the demensions of the beveled part), and stuck it over the ugly wood look. It looks great!! I went back to Lowes and purchased one additional roll ($6) and covered all of my cabinet doors and my cat. I can't recall the manufacturer of the product at this time but will provide an update next week when I return home. Keep in mind you don't need to use the same brand. Any contact paper or wall paper (don't forget your 3m Spray Adhesive) will suffice.

That looks SOOOO much nicer!

- Miriam
Christi V.
Looks great!!!
Roger H
QUOTE (LeBoutillier @ Mar 20 2006, 03:03 PM) *
I went back to Lowes and purchased one additional roll ($6) and covered all of my cabinet doors and my cat.


Does the vinyl help keep the cat from shedding? l31.gif

Sorry... couldn't help m'self... going to my room now... banana.gif

Roger
LeBoutillier
QUOTE (Roger H @ Mar 20 2006, 08:37 PM) *
Does the vinyl help keep the cat from shedding? l31.gif

Sorry... couldn't help m'self... going to my room now... banana.gif

Roger


Yes, it truly helps (just wanted to make sure everyone was paying attention)
Karalyn
Looks great! Is it a contact paper? I don't see any wrinkles (and I know I would not get a smooth look like that). You did a great job banana.gif
Jollean
I would be interested in knowing how you got it so smooth as well. I have some super ugly cuboards and that looks sharp!
Miriam
QUOTE (Jollean @ Mar 21 2006, 10:09 PM) *
I would be interested in knowing how you got it so smooth as well. I have some super ugly cuboards and that looks sharp!


GREAT air conditioning! LOL!
l31.gif

- Miriam
Barbara Gardin
I would really like to know all about this vinyl. Brand name, size, cost, colours etc.
LeBoutillier
QUOTE (Karalyn @ Mar 20 2006, 10:12 PM) *
Looks great! Is it a contact paper? I don't see any wrinkles (and I know I would not get a smooth look like that). You did a great job banana.gif


Its more like "vinal paper" with a textured finish. It was easy to adhere without wrinkles.
Gina D.
that looks mahvahlus!
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