Remove Cabinet Hardware

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What happens here

Begin by removing all existing hardware from the cabinet doors. This includes hinges, handles, and any other fixtures. This step ensures an easier and more thorough sanding and painting process, preventing obstructions and allowing for complete coverage.

Tools and materials

Screwdriver — To unscrew and remove hinges, handles, and other fixtures

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haul so I say let's cue some optimistic music not bad let's get to work Oh ready folks first things first just like any kind of project we're gonna start by disassembling all the hardware really gonna make our lives so much easier to us me sanding the culprit of every divorce we're gonna start by stripping the material using 80 grit sandpaper followed by a hundred twenty followed by two hundred twenty right before we actually start applying the chemical

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Mr. Build ItSelf-taught renovator who shows the mistakes, not just the finish

In 2015, Alex and his wife Irina, an interior designer, bought a Boise fixer-upper with no budget for contractors. He learned on that house and filmed every step. Since then he's taken on kitchens, tiled showers, custom cabinets, decks, siding and even a sauna built in an old shed, and earned his own series on At Home with Family Handyman. He shows the mistakes alongside the fixes, explains the why behind each step, and finds the budget route to a result that lasts. His motto: courage and sweat.

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