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Would it not be better to use a grey colour primer though? And also, Do I need to sand the surface beforehand?

Hi, I've been reading a lot of threads about how to paint melamine panels and there are conflicting opinions about the preparation work prior to painting. Basically I am in the process of buying an additional full length larder cabinet unit which comes with standard white melamine carcass and...

I'm not quite sure what you mean by "20x20 on the back esge":confused:?

I just came accross this 'Vinyl wrap' that can be adhered to kitchen panels so perhaps I could get a full length cheap panel and stick a gloss Antharcite cover on instead of paying £140 for for a panel from the kitchen company! However I would still want to trim off the worktop overhang as I...

I'm thinking of using a batten on the worktop as a guide for the router with the top drawer removed to get a clamp in to hold the front end of the batten and possibly use a suction clamp on the worktop to secure the back end of the batten against it and then trim the worktop with shallow passes...

I'm not sure if I could find a finishing tape to put on furniture boards that would match the existing doors colour/finish as they are glossy Anthracite.

Would that be good enough to cut a 40mm thick laminated worktop?

If I used a shorter panel between the wall cabinet and the new larder unit, there would still be a gap between the base unit and the larder cabinet?

I was thinking of cutting the excess with a router as far back as possible and then as you suggessted, Hand-saw the last peice?

No the wall unit is flush with the bas unit so the worktop edge has to be trimmed back

Hello, I am looking to fit a full length end-panel to my existing kitchen units (similar to the photo 4) in order to add a pantry/larder unit. The existing laminated worktop and the upstand overhang the base unit by around 10mm (see photos) which would prevent the end-panel to sit flush against...