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How to Remove Overspray on New Kitchen Cabinets?

4 years ago

My brand new wood kitchen cabinets (custom painted using SW Dover White) are no longer buttery smooth because the repairman got overspray on the doors. Any way to get the buttery smooth-to-the-touch feel back??

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elcieg
4 years ago
Sorry, do not understand...what has a repairman got to do with your new cabinets and why was he over spraying the new cabinets that already had the finish you love?
User
4 years ago
Rub with a brown paper bag.
dough71 thanked User
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dough71
Original Author
4 years ago
judianna20, there were black spots on the drawer fronts. When the repairman came to fix, he ended up sanding the drawer fronts and re-spraying them with the custom paint. Now they feel like sandpaper and no longer have that smooth lacquer feeling.
millworkman
4 years ago
"Now they feel like sandpaper and no longer have that smooth lacquer feeling."

Call the company and have their "repairman" out to fix his mess, never should have sprayed them in your kitchen.

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