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Clean and Protect Kitchen Area

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What happens here

After emptying the cabinets and removing all doors and drawers, thoroughly clean the interior and exterior of the remaining cabinet frames. Use a household degreaser or cleaner to remove any grease, grime, or food residue. Once cleaned, use painter's tape to carefully mask off any adjacent walls, ceilings, or areas of the countertop that you do not wish to get paint or stain on. Then, cover the countertops, floors, and appliances (like the microwave and stove) with plastic sheeting to protect them from dust and spills during the sanding and staining process.

Goal: Prepare the kitchen for sanding and staining by cleaning and masking surfaces.

Tools and materials

  • Cleaning Cloths/Sponges — Applying cleaner and wiping surfaces
  • Household Degreaser — Cleaning grease and grime from cabinets
  • Painter's Tape — Masking off areas not to be stained/painted
  • Plastic Sheeting — Covering countertops, floors, and appliances

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