graphicjake
graphicjake OP t1_ixeloy0 wrote
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Thanks! I feel you, sanding the layers of paint down would have been just a ton of time, effort, or money we weren't willing to spend.
We've have a momma bear and two cubs like like to knock over our trash just about every other night!
graphicjake OP t1_ixdbjeb wrote
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Thank you so much!
graphicjake OP t1_ixd9n4g wrote
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We like the look of the raw plywood edge, it was definitely a stylistic choice! I did hand sand and apply a finish to all the exposed edges as well.
graphicjake OP t1_ixd77ix wrote
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Thanks! It’s 1/4” Baltic birch. I bought it pre-finished from a specialty wood supply spot in Orange County called Austin Hardwoods. It was a little bit more expensive buying it pre-finished, but worth my time savings. -just had to be a bit more careful measuring
All the other plywood (cabinet doors, fridge cabinet, shelves and countertops) was purchased there as well but is 3/4” Baltic birch - double sided pre finished everything except the counter.
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graphicjake OP t1_ixi2wf3 wrote
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Good question! It’s pre-finished, so it has a sorta semigloss finish on it. Little spritz of simple green and a quick wipe cleans it up real fast.
We could always add a stainless steel panel back there if it ever starts breaking down and getting gnarly. That was the backup plan anyway!