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Understand the Need for Bumpers

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Kitchen Cabinet Refinishing. Installing Cabinet Bumpers

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The video begins by explaining that after painting or refinishing cabinet doors, especially when painting the backsides, the original bumpers are often removed. If new bumpers are not installed, the cabinet doors can create noise when closing and potentially chip the new paint finish. The presenter emphasizes that even with durable 2K poly industrial coatings, new bumpers provide a 'nice added touch' for the customer by ensuring a soft and quiet close.

Goal: Learn why replacing or adding cabinet bumpers is important for freshly painted cabinets to prevent chipping and reduce noise when closing. This step highlights the benefits of this small addition.

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[Music] If the doors themselves had little bumpers on them, we always remove the bumpers before we paint and cuz we do paint the back sides of the doors, but if you don't put new ones on, they make a little bit of noise and they could easily, you know, chip. I mean, we're using a 2K poly, so they're probably not going to chip. This is an industrial coating from Centurion's coatings. uh what we want to to replace the bumpers if they didn't have bumpers. It's just a nice added touch for your customer. And we just use little clear cabinet bumpers right here. I just get um from our store and they're just simple little bumpers that have um an adhesive on the back side of it. I'm just going to pull one off. And you just find where that door

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