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   JohnWW | Feb 21, 2008 07:18pm | #1

   Most of the cabinets in a kitchen butt up against each other or a wall, so only a few ends are actually visible. On those ends you can use a second layer of the prefinished plywood with the good face out, or you can glue up a panel in real wood, or you can make a frame and panel similar to the doors to finish the visible ends.

   John White

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   oldusty | Feb 22, 2008 07:42am | #2

     Hi marman ,

              Why not just use Oak or Mahogany if that is what the job is only on the finished ends , finishing a few inside walls would be simple .

      I would not double up the sides if you don't have to , but it certainly is an alternative . I would rather do it once and have it read right .

           I have a few reservations on the pre finished materials , mainly the dadoes and joints that need to be made so you don't glue to the finish bothers me .

      Not every intersection in a cabinet needs a dado or other type of joint work imo , at least for household and kitchen type cabinets furniture is another story.

        And what about over spray getting into the interiors or any touch up needed , what materials would be compatible with the pre finished plywood .

            regards      dusty