Sentences with phrase «hardware holes»

If you paint them though, you can fill the old hardware holes in and you can buy new hardware.

And as luck would have it, at the same reuse it center, I found these classic copper handles that actually fit the original hardware hole.

And wouldn't you know I still have the original hardware holes!

Following the instructions on the package, fill old hardware holes with epoxy putty.

Use a good wood filler or even Drydex to fill all holes, cracks, and old cabinet door hardware holes.

It will give you the flexibility to fix imperfections, fill existing cabinet hardware holes, and add new molding or achitecture.

[Are you as sick of this makeover as I am?!!] Fortunately I was able to find hardware that matched the style of the dresser and the existing hardware holes and I even like them!

Lowes (I'm HD too) carries templates for drilling new hardware holes, both for drawers and one for cabinets, too.

We haven't yet selected new hardware, but at this moment we are thinking a classic pull (big enough to hide the previous hardware holes) with perhaps a hint of modern or even a subtle mid-century vibe to keep it feeling fresh and updated.

After experimenting with several different methods and products, this is how I currently fill old hardware holes for the best results:

I gave the dressers a light sanding with a palm sander, just to get the gloss off the finish, & filled the old hardware holes with wood filler.

DOOR HARDWARE HOLES: Measure and cut out holes for your door hardware (e.g., knob, deadbolt).

Following the instructions on the package, fill old hardware holes with epoxy putty.

Make sure to add painters tape behind each hardware hole to prevent paint from dripping through the hole into the drawer.

If you are having the doors sprayed anyway, the pros will fill in the old hardware holes, allowing you to choose any style you like as a replacement.

Once the doors were off, I filled in the hardware holes with wood filler and let dry.

The hardware holes can be fixed with wood putty but keep your hinges as those can be tricky and expensive to replace, just paint over them!

: — RRB - Definately break out the wood putty and fill in those hardware holes!

Once the staining was done I used wood filler on the large drawers to fill in the old hardware holes.

Today, I'm sharing how I gave this dated 1990's pine dresser a makeover and the method I use to fill old hardware holes.

A little trick to make sure you can still open the doors is to stick a long screw through the hardware hole that you can grab to open the door.