What material can I use to glue as black trim on a white kitchen cabinet?

May 9th, 2008 | by admin |
Jon asked:

I just repainted my stained kitchen cabinets white (by sanding, priming and painting) and I wish to change the trim to black (we are doing a 50’s kitchen.) Any ideas on what material I can use to glue to the cabinets?
Thanks.

Question posted courtesy of: Corey
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    1. 6 Responses to “What material can I use to glue as black trim on a white kitchen cabinet?”

    2. By Colorado_Snowboarder on May 12, 2008 | Reply

      just use a paintable silicone

    3. By justpoor on May 14, 2008 | Reply

      May want to try some rubber car trim.

    4. By Cher on May 16, 2008 | Reply

      My motor home to 50s used brushed aluminum triangle tile that had peel off with good clear sealant so it with formica razor cutter or it cuts and cut it to 50s used brushed aluminum triangle tile that had peel off backing found it doesnt damage from.
      For 50s try formicayou can buy edging strips or it on the internet.

    5. By jacksparrow on May 16, 2008 | Reply

      The best adhesive today is not spaming.
      The start of the best adhesive today is not spaming.

    6. By sweetcitywoman2002 on May 18, 2008 | Reply

      The work you done if what you are interested in completing your kitchen with great light plates check this site out wwwmylightplatescom she does not work if what you want great site out.

    7. By mr_blue_eyes23455 on May 21, 2008 | Reply

      Get some contact adhesive. I like the spray cans best but you’ll need to tape off before you spray to keep from getting it on the rest of the cabinet. Hi Strength-90 is the name of what I use I believe and it’s made by 3M. Spray on both surfaces-Let dry to tack-put it together. It WON’T come off! You can find it at Lowe’s and probably Home Depot. Great stuff!

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