Adding Molding To Cabinets

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Adding molding to cabinets. The top of the molding should rest against the saw table while the bottom should rest against the saw fence. Instead of nailing the molding to the top of the cabinet face use extra strips of wood mounted atop the cabinet to create a nailing surface. The first problem was that there was no lip on the cabinet in which to add molding.

The frame measures the exact same size as the sides and front of the cabinet. With the molding in this position position a scrap of dimension lumber against the molding and glue it to the saw table. Begin by placing a piece of molding into the miter saw at the same angle that it will sit against the cabinets.

Adding decorative molding to basic cabinets is an easy affordable way to make a big impact in your kitchen. As usual there was not one split or crack with the mdf. Cut strips of 3 4 inch x 1 1 2 inch wood to the length of the top of the full run of cabinets as well as another piece cut to size for each exposed side cabinet view that requires crown molding.

How to add trim and paint your laminate cabinets. As the doors ended so did the top of the cabinet. This will remove dust to help the liquid nails or wood glue adhere.

I attached the crown molding to the ripped down 1x6 with 3 4 brads. We have cabinets with crown molding on top in our kitchen. Take the mdf trim pieces off the cabinet door and place them right next to the side they will be installed on putting them right side down.

My husband then put a string of rope lights above the cabinet hidden by the crown molding. Again make sure to glue and nail the mitered corners and joints. See more ideas about home remodeling kitchen redo home diy.