How To Reface Cabinet Doors With Vinyl Wrap

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In this video I show you how to reface cabinet doors with architectural vinyl wrap (or any vinyl wrap really) quickly and easily to give your old and worn out cabinetry a fresh look. I use 3M's architectural vinyl wrap in this video, but the techniques I show you here can be used with any vinyl wrap so you can reface your cabinetry.
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@johnbehneman1546 12 дней назад

I LOVE IT!!!! ATOTALLY AWSOME UPGRADE AND A TOTALLYA WSOME VIDEO. THANKS FOR SHARING!!!

@ColorChangeCustoms 8 часов назад

Thanks, and thank you for watching! Sorry for the late reply.

@NaturalBorN44 6 месяцев назад

Complement you on that diy you’re very dedicated at talking to your audience wow

@ColorChangeCustoms 6 месяцев назад

Thanks! And thank you for watching!

@S.T.U.F.F2 2 года назад

That's awesome! Probably way cheaper than full cabinet replacement

@JoeHelwig 22 дня назад

to remove pick edges you can use the a razor blade on the edge aswell used it many a time when edge banding cabinets

@ColorChangeCustoms 12 дней назад

Thank you and thanks for watching. Sorry for the late reply. Yes, good tip as well if you have a razor available.

@ming41160 Год назад

Very nice

@ColorChangeCustoms Год назад

Thank you and thanks for watching!

@silverfox1281 10 месяцев назад

Hi. Do you have a video about vinyl wrapping cabinets with the dips and recessed areas like you mentioned timed at the end of your video? Also do you have a video about vinyl wrapping MDF cabinets?

@ColorChangeCustoms 10 месяцев назад

No, we haven't had the opportunity to do those kinds since we avoid them due to the additional complexity (and associated cost). For those, as I mentioned in my video, if you do want to do them, you would have to do multiple pieces. For example, in a shaker style cabinet door, you would wrap the flat bottom of the recessed area, then each of the four "edges" going in, as well as the main face of the door. It is doable, but very time consuming as compared to flat paneled cabinets.

@Bible-truth-in-song 4 месяца назад

Find it best practice to shrink your corners first b3fore any cuts. That way it won't shrink afterwards.

@ColorChangeCustoms 4 месяца назад

Not a bad idea, if nothing else it's added insurance. But DiNoc is so rigid and according to 3M "dimensionally stable" that it doesn't shrink. But, keep in mind DiNoc is an interior application only vinyl, used generally in climate controlled conditions. So the chances of it shrinking, if it would, are likely very slim.

@UpholdersoflightMinistry 2 месяца назад

It's also quicker with the heat gun to just run along the edge quickly with heat before rolling along it with your thumb or fingers.it will conform easier and will get better adhesive than with a purely cold press

@TheMysteryofGovernance-RonJone 4 месяца назад

Great video, I've look for the product but only find window covering retailers. Where might I find a retailer that sells the cabinet vinyl?

@ColorChangeCustoms 4 месяца назад

Thanks for watching. For large amounts of DiNoc, the vinyl used in the video, you have to go through an authorized distributor. You can get some limited stock through retailers like metrorestyling and fellers though.

@Welding_Handyman 10 месяцев назад

Important to make sure surface is clean and dry, right? Can you gently take a heat gun for French panels so that the vinyl fits in nicely ? Similar to vinyl wrapping a car?

@ColorChangeCustoms 10 месяцев назад

Yes, the surface you apply the vinyl to should be clean and dry. As far as applying to french panels, you'd have to do multiple pieces / inlays. Architectural vinyl is much more rigid than automotive vinyl with a very strong vinyl memory. Heat will soften architectural vinyl, after which you can then stretch and manipulate it more, but it will pull back really hard over time. At least, that's my experience using 3M DiNoc and VVivid architectural vinyls.

@MrFriedpicklechips Год назад

Super odd question; is the Children's Hospital in Omaha, NE where he's working?

@mobilustechnology463 10 месяцев назад

Is it recommended to use a primer on the surface before pasting the vinyl for better adhesiveness ?

@ColorChangeCustoms 9 месяцев назад

Generally, yes. Usually when I use primer (3M Primer 94 for 3M products) it's on edges or areas that look like they may be prone to fail. I usually don't primer main surface areas.

@christinefunk4823 9 месяцев назад

How do you fix a bubble that is in the middle of the cabinet? It’s almost as if the glue is drying up. Thanks

@ColorChangeCustoms 9 месяцев назад

I have an vent tool (i.e. a poker) to make a tiny hole to allow air to escape. If you have a needle, that works just as well to poke a hole. A bit of heat may help the air vent out faster, as well as shrink the vinyl a bit so when you work the bubble away it won't wrinkle.

@gazricho72 Месяц назад

I have a scratch in my wrap on cupboard door how to repair just a small scratch 2 to 3cm in length couple of mm wide

@ColorChangeCustoms Месяц назад

You could try to patch it, if the pattern works (like a wood grain). If it's not patterned where a patch could blend in, you may have to replace the entire panel, unfortunately.

@turkalpha6884 9 месяцев назад

My cabinet door has a slight texture from paint... should I sand it down? Or would just cleaning the surface be enough?

@ColorChangeCustoms 9 месяцев назад

I probably would sand it. The vinyl sticks best to smooth, non-porous, non-textured surfaces best. If you have enough to do a test, maybe give that a try first to determine if sanding would be better of if a good cleaning would be fine.

@turkalpha6884 9 месяцев назад

@@ColorChangeCustoms Thank you for the advice, I'll give it a try :)

@reeltravel8642 Год назад

How do you remove the wrap and will it cause damage to the underneath surface I.E if it was Mdf/chipboard

@ColorChangeCustoms Год назад

For the first part of your question concerning how to remove the wrap, typically you would use a little bit of heat like from a heat gun and then essentially just warm up the vinyl and peel it away as best you can. Note that architectural vinyl is intended to be permanent, so it may be a bit difficult and it might leave glue residue. For the second part of your question, will it damage under the surface, it really depends on the surface the vinyl was applied to. If the surface was in good condition and undamaged to begin with, it will probably be OK. However if the surface the film was applied to it was already compromised in someway, the vinyl may take some of the substrate with it as you remove it from the surface.

@SahajSoldier 7 месяцев назад

Did you wrap the back side of the door?

@ColorChangeCustoms 7 месяцев назад

No just the outside face and edges.

@miketony8152 6 месяцев назад

would that work on coarse oak cupboard doors without any prep?

@ColorChangeCustoms 6 месяцев назад

Unlikely... vinyl is like paint. It sticks best to well prepared, smooth surfaces. Even then, the surface should ideally be "high surface energy, which includes being non-porous and generally, without texture. So even if a surface is smooth, the vinyl may not stick well. For example, unfinished (but smooth) MDF board, which is flat and smooth, but extremely porous. The vinyl will not stick to that type of surface very well, if at all.

@miketony8152 5 месяцев назад

Thank you. I thought so.

@olivervsornin Год назад

can you do this directly over laminate or vaneer cabinets?

@ColorChangeCustoms Год назад

Generally, yes, if the laminate is smooth and in good condition.

@funkymonkey2388 Год назад

I'm doing my cupboards starting with a drawer and got it over smooth but round the edges seems bumpy and like their not adhering well? Any tips please

@ColorChangeCustoms Год назад

Hi, sorry for the late reply. Based on your comment, I think you might be getting an air channel at the edges where you would wrap over the sides of the drawer face. If that's the case, as you lay the vinyl down to the edge where you would wrap over, make sure you really smooth the vinyl down very well right up to the edge, then with multiple passes over the edge, smooth the vinyl over the edge, and then when the vinyl lays down on the flat side again, make sure it's smooth and laid down well just past the edge of the "corner" you just laid over. That way there are no air channels on either side of the corner. Hopefully that made sense.

@funkymonkey2388 Год назад

@ColorChangeCustoms ahh thankyou I have my mum coming to help me on Friday so fingers crossed 🤞🏼 we can do it x

@deinysnow5785 2 месяца назад

can it last long?

@ColorChangeCustoms 2 месяца назад

Yes, it's designed to be durable. Manufacturer warranty is several years.

@jimlucas0 Год назад

Can you use vinyl wrap on a glossy surface?

@ColorChangeCustoms Год назад

Yes! Actually, vinyl wrap generally sticks better to very smooth, glossy surfaces since those substrates tend to be high "surface energy." The exception would be if the surface was gloss due to some sort of slick coating, like car wax or ceramic coating.

@FORDSKYE1 8 месяцев назад

How long will it last?

@ColorChangeCustoms 8 месяцев назад

That can depend on a lot of different factors, but if I recall correctly, 3M specifies an expected 12-year lifespan for vertical application services.

@yokaa69 Год назад

Where can I buy this vynil?

@ColorChangeCustoms Год назад

It's 3M Di-Noc architectural vinyl. You can get some at Fellers -- www.fellers.com/fellers-shopping/cat/architectural-films/sub/architectural-films/set/3m-di-noc-architectural-films

@KyleMatt11 7 месяцев назад

U got some serious forearms, u work out?

@ColorChangeCustoms 7 месяцев назад

Thanks! Yes, I do try to work out to stay in shape :-)

@dbradmullen 2 месяца назад

The looked better before hehe

@ColorChangeCustoms Месяц назад

Yeah, sometimes the end result may not look as good as the envisioned result LOL! I think it looked better in the end, if nothing else, to cover up the very "worn" look of the surfaces covered.