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03-02-03, 12:31 PM

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Veneer coming off

The veener is coming in the kitchen. What is the best way to re-glue nad any tips would help.
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03-02-03, 03:07 PM

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Where in the kitchen? Table, cabinet door, faces, or what?

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03-03-03, 07:33 AM

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Chris,
In both the kitchen and batroom, both have the same finish and were probably installed at the same time. The veneer is coming off shelves.sides of doors etc

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