Cabinet Refinishing Warranty & Care Guide

What's Covered and How to Care for Your Newly Refinished Cabinets

Cabinet Warranty Program

Your cabinet refinishing job will be covered by Cabinet Refinishing Cleveland’s five (5) year hassle-free, worry-free warranty. Our warranty covers all peeling defects. If peeling occurs, Cabinet Refinishing Cleveland will correct the affected doors or cabinet boxes. This system is designed to provide you peace of mind. Owner damage including inner edge chipping or impact damage can be fixed at a reduced hourly rate.

Refinished Cabinet Care Guide

Everyday Care

It is important to wipe up spills and water marks as they occur. Give special attention to areas around the sink and dishwasher. Avoid draping damp or wet dish towels over the door of the sink base cabinet. Over time, this moisture can cause permanent water damage to the door.

Maintenance and Care

To maintain the brilliance and finish of your cabinets here is a simple guide to proper care:

Do's and Don't of Cabinet Care
Recommended	Avoid
Dish Soap	Solvents
Damp Cloth	Abrasive Powdered Cleaners
Lint-Free Drying Cloth	Oven Cleaner
Murphy's Oil Soap	Prolonged Wetness
	Waxes or Silicone Polish
	Scouring Pads

Care and Cleaning of Hardware

Periodically, use mild soap and warm water to clean door/drawer knobs or pulls. Thoroughly dry all hardware joints and surfaces and the surrounding area with a clean, soft cloth. Buff hardware with a clean and dry cloth. Lubrication of hinges is not necessary. However, hinges can be cleaned or dusted using cotton-tipped swabs

CAUTION: Many brass and silver polishes contain harsh chemicals that can damage the hardware’s surface. These polishes and cleaners are NOT recommended.

Avoid Escessive Heat

Self-Cleaning appliances generate intense heat during a cleaning cycle. The integrity of the appliance seal or gasket may be compromised during installation or with age. We recommend removing the doors and/or drawers from cabinets adjacent to or directly above an appliance during a cleaning cycle. This will help prevent possible damage to the finish or surface of these cabinets.