My refrigerator is 30 years old. It is shorter than all the new ones today.
Because I need to accommodate the new size I must replace all my cabinets on that particular wall. I have found cabinets at a recycle building supply store. I would like to buy the recycle cabinets (none of which the doors match) and make new doors with MDF. They will just be a plain slab with rounded edges.
I will have someone install the cabinets but to keep the cost as low as possible I must make the doors myself. I will have home depot cut the MDF to my specified sizes but I need to round the edges, prime, paint and install the doors myself. Is it possible to use 1/2" MDF or must I use 3/4" MDF?
The thing I'm most worried about is rounding the edges. I'm 62 years old, 100 lbs and not very strong. I am hoping that someone can tell me the easiest way to do this and if it is possible for me to accomplish this.
Also:
Any information on the best primers for the exposed edges and MDF in general would be helpful.
Any advise on the the type of hinges and tricks to install them.
I thank all of you who reply and take the time to help me out.
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