Caring For Your Cabinetry

STAINED AND PAINTED WOOD CABINETRY, PAINTED MDF CABINETRY, SPECIAL FINISHING ENHANCEMENTS, GLAZES, CRACKLE FINISHES, AND WOOD VENEERS

• Wipe spills promptly and do not leave wet items against the wood.

• Clean cabinet’s occasionally by dampening a soft cloth (not paper towels) with mild non-detergent soap. Wipe surface then rinse with a clean damp cloth and dry promptly.

• Wax or polish is unnecessary and will build up, attracting dirt and dulling finish.

• Small nicks or scratches can be repaired using fill sticks or touch up pens available at any home improvement center. NOTE: An exact color match cannot be guaranteed through this method. To achieve an acceptable match bring a door sample with the unfinished material to a specialty paint center.

THERMOFOIL CABINETRY

• Clean cabinet’s occasionally by dampening a soft cloth (not paper towels) with mild non-detergent soap. Wipe surface then rinse with a clean damp cloth and dry promptly.

• Avoid direct exposure to heat generating appliances (i.e. ranges, dishwashers, coffee makers etc.) which can cause the thermofoil to peal.

• Use the heat shields provided to help protect thermofoil cabinets from excessive heat exposure.

• Keep countertop appliances (i.e. toasters, grilles, coffee makers etc) out from under the thermofoil cabinetry before use.

• NOTE: Damage caused by excessive heat is not covered under warranty.

GENERAL NOTES

• Do not use paper towels to clean or wipe any cabinetry. Paper towels are surprisingly abrasive and may scratch finishes.

• When cleaning cabinets with glass doors, spray glass cleaner onto cleaning cloth, not directly onto glass. Overspray from glass cleaner may damage adjacent finish.