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Before and After Examples
When the color of
the kitchen cabinets are
to be changed to a new stained color the doors and drawers are
stripped,
sanded, stained, and finished in the shop and the frames are stripped,
sanded, stained, and finished in the home. Here are some examples of
what
some cabinets looked like before and after this processs.
EXAMPLE #1
BEFORE
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AND
AFTER
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The above kitchen is an oak kitchen stripped and stained with a white stain for a whitewash effect.
EXAMPLE #2
BEFORE
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AND
AFTER
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Here I did the
opposite of what I usually do,
I stripped and refinished a whitewashed oak kitchen that had turned
yellowish
and stained it a medium brown finish, this can be very difficult to do
and get it too look good because often a lot of the white color will
not
come out of the deep oak grains, but in this instance I was able to get
enough of it out.
EXAMPLE #3
BEFORE
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AND
AFTER
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This is an oak kitchen that was stained very dark, I stripped and stained it light oak, since some of the dark stain remains in the deep grains it would be impossible to get it to a totally natural oak color, but with this light oak stain the grains just look pleasantly highlighted.
EXAMPLE #4
BEFORE
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AND
AFTER
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This
kitchen was originally finished
in an antiqued avocado painted finish, I stripped and stained it in a
dark
walnut finish.
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