How to Put a Kitchen Cupboard Door on a Dishwasher
One of the newer trends in kitchen remodeling is the integrated dishwasher, designed to look just like any other cabinet in the kitchen. Fully integrated dishwashers are completely concealed by a cabinet door, while semi-integrated dishwashers are partially concealed. A standard dishwasher can be transformed into the integrated look by either purchasing a dishwasher cover kit or attaching an existing cabinet door to the front of the unit.
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Clean the front of the dishwasher door and the back of the cabinet door with dish soap. Let dry completely
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Lightly sand the front of the dishwasher door and back of the cabinet door. Wipe off any excess sanding debris.
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Use the caulking gun with PL400 construction adhesive and spread an even layer on the back side of the cabinet.
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Position the cabinet door in place on the dishwasher door.
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Hold the cabinet door to dishwasher door with the hand clamps. Let dry for 24 hours.
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Tips
- Use a small piece of cardboard to help spread the PL400 so your hands do not get dirty.
Warnings
- Open a window or turn on a fan when working with PL400 to dissipate any fumes from the adhesive.
Writer Bio
Jon Olson holds a Bachelor of Science in industrial technology education from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He also has a Master of Science in curriculum and instruction, as well as a master's degree in educational administration. Olson teaches industrial technology at the high school level and is in charge of all industrial technology curriculum for his school district.
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