Spackling Old Kitchen Cabinets. Clean the faces and sides of the cabinets with TSP to remove grease (wear gloves). Squeeze carpenter's glue onto the plywood panel and apply it to the exposed end of the cabinet bank.
Decide if you want to see the grain I thought about tiling the countertop, but that seemed like far too much effort and cost for temporary, used kitchen cabinets. This stuff can fill in the obvious scratches or nail holes.
If you're using your old hardware, you can clean it or refinish it with spray paint for a new look.
You do not need to prime over a hole repaired with spackle unless you are spackling an exterior area.
Set all hardware and screws to the side in a safe place. Spackle is a ready-to-use compound used for holes, cracks and imperfections in plaster, wallboard, wood, painted metal and masonry. Over time, thin grooves build up.
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