I know that the answer is probably white caulk.... but I just wanted to see if
there were any other alternatives.... My kitchen cabinets are white. it's a
really nice white and they are really nice cabinets, but I have a lot of gaps
along edges that are un-attractive. The interior wood panels were all painted
and they tend to shrink and expand in their frames. This causes gaps along
where the panel sits in the frame. Besides running a bead of caulk in the
gaps... is there anything other product that I can use. I don't have a
good method of filling the gap, wiping off the excess without leaving more
of a mess than I started with. I tend to wipe / remove 90% of the caulk that
I put down.... is there something else that might be less messy that I can
try?
Thanks - jack
there were any other alternatives.... My kitchen cabinets are white. it's a
really nice white and they are really nice cabinets, but I have a lot of gaps
along edges that are un-attractive. The interior wood panels were all painted
and they tend to shrink and expand in their frames. This causes gaps along
where the panel sits in the frame. Besides running a bead of caulk in the
gaps... is there anything other product that I can use. I don't have a
good method of filling the gap, wiping off the excess without leaving more
of a mess than I started with. I tend to wipe / remove 90% of the caulk that
I put down.... is there something else that might be less messy that I can
try?
Thanks - jack