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Remove Bumpers, Adhesives, and Imperfections

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Sanding Cabinets for Painting! Cabinet Painting Series Part One: Prepping Process!

What happens here

Remove any existing rubber or plastic bumper pads from the cabinet doors and drawer fronts. Use a 2-Edge 5-in-1 Tool or similar scraper to scrape off any adhesive residue left behind by the bumpers. Additionally, inspect the vanity's kick plate for any staples or nails protruding and carefully remove or set them using pliers or a nail set to ensure a smooth surface for painting. For older cabinets, check for any dried caulk lines around the face frames or side panels and scrape them off.

Goal: Create a smooth and clean surface free of protrusions and residues.

Tools and materials

  • 2-Edge 5-in-1 Tool Paint Life Supply Co — Scraping off bumper adhesives, caulk, and other imperfections
  • Linbide Scraper Paint Life Supply Co — Efficiently removing larger areas of caulk or stubborn adhesives
  • Pliers — Removing staples or small nails

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my first one removed this is upper upper left side and there's i think it's installed right over the top of that so i can take and just label this right here i'm going to right on this door right here what this is where it goes this is upper left so i'm just going to be upper

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