Is it easier to re-laminate your kitchen cabinet doors or change the doors ?

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I don't intend to change the entire cabinet. The carcass is still fine just that the color is completely off after 10 years.

Has anyone come across a contractor who does only re-lamination ? I tend to think that the lamination part is pretty straightforward; it's the tearing off the old lamination and having to sand the surface that with put many contractors off.

Anyone has had experience in this area ?
 
Try searching renotalk. I am thinking of doing that but have decided to tear down the whole damn thing and redo the kitchen.
 
I don't intend to change the entire cabinet. The carcass is still fine just that the color is completely off after 10 years.

Has anyone come across a contractor who does only re-lamination ? I tend to think that the lamination part is pretty straightforward; it's the tearing off the old lamination and having to sand the surface that with put many contractors off.

Anyone has had experience in this area ?

In NZ it would definitely be cheaper to change the doors because of high labor costs. Relamination is far more labor intensive.

In Indonesia it might be cheaper to relaminate.

In Sinkieland I have no idea. Get a quote and you'll find out which option is more cost effective.
 
I'm trying to cut out the middleman. Most renovation contractors are a jack of all trades. They are just middlemen and going through them will incur unnecessary costs.
 
Just receiVed a quote of $600 for repLacement of 9 pcs of standard kitchen doors; coLors of my choice,excLuding handles.
 
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