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Install Decorative Cabinet Back Panels

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Remodeling a Camper Trailer on the budget

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What happens here

To hide the dated wallpaper inside the open cabinet cubbies, the presenter cuts thin quarter-inch plywood panels to size. These panels are pre-painted to match the new white cabinets. Using a hot glue gun and a stapler, he secures these panels to the back walls of the cabinet openings. This provides a clean, finished look inside the open shelving areas, removing the old wallpaper aesthetic.

Goal: Pre-painted thin plywood panels are cut to size and installed into the back of cabinet openings to cover existing wallpaper and provide a cleaner interior.

Tools and materials

  • Hot Glue Gun
  • Staple Gun
  • Quarter-inch Plywood Panels

What they say

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[Applause] now do you remember when we pulled out all these uh the foam that was there uh it's like a padded material and then the glass that's here so what i did is i cut up a bunch of uh one by well it's quarter inch plywood and i painted it and i cut it all to size so what i'm gonna do is i already did it with this piece right there is from the inside i would uh position it in place and then use uh stables to secure completely around and uh so now we're just gonna go completely around this entire perimeter there there there there there there and uh get it all done [Music] well guys i got a lot of things done that i wanted i'm gonna do some scrubbing and cleaning because let's be honest it's a 20 year old camper and some cleaning will go a long way now excuse me i'm gonna do the cinderella thing before my fairy godmother fills up my glass slipper i'll give you guys the big reveal of this transformation see you in a minute [Applause] [Music]

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