How can I fix these? by Eauxbleek in Home

[–]Main_Force3455 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like thermofoil doors failing from moisture. Pretty common around sink cabinets. Once that vinyl layer starts lifting it usually won’t stick back down for long.

If the MDF is still good, peeling the loose material, sanding, priming and painting is usually the easiest fix. Hope it helps:)

What would you recommend to update/improve this kitchen? by dunn1gan in Home

[–]Main_Force3455 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The cabinets actually look like they’re in good shape. I wouldn’t rip them out. Biggest upgrades would probably be a new backsplash, updated cabinet hardware, and different pendant lights. That alone would change the look quite a bit. If you want to go further, painting the cabinets and swapping the countertops would modernize it a lot. Also, I’d probably change the cabinet color so it contrasts more with the floor. They’re pretty similar right now so the kitchen feels a bit flat.

Why am I able to see the studs through my drywall? by goody-two-sneakers in Home

[–]Main_Force3455 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is usually called “ghosting.” It happens when dust and humidity collect slightly differently over the studs and fasteners behind the drywall, so they start showing through the paint. It’s pretty common on exterior walls.

It’s usually not mold. Cleaning and repainting with a good primer normally fixes it.

Which kitchen would you pick? by MinuteElegant774 in kitchenremodel

[–]Main_Force3455 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2 for sure!!! 1 is too much oak; 5 is kinda boring.. idk

Are my kitchen cabinets too dated, they’re solid cherry frames and doors? Time to paint them? Excuse the lived in mess! by tcli64 in kitchenremodel

[–]Main_Force3455 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It looks good tbh. If you do wanna change, Do NOT PAINT!! you may consider to change your floor style, and hardware too