A to Z Inc. (cleaning, maintenance, catering, & organizing services)

Written by Paula Hale


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Contact Paula , owner & operator (615) 403-0311 phn (615) 223-1668 mess & fax AtoZ_Inc@msn.com email

A to Z Inc. has been in buisness for over 30+ years. Locally owned & operated. Excellent service at reasonable cost. Servicing Nashville & the surounding areas.


Color, Rollers and a Little Bit of Spackling! Ready to Paint Those Kitchen Cabinets?

Written by Pamela Cole Harris


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8.Sandrepparttar surfaces to be painted will coarse sandpaper sorepparttar 100171 paint will adhere more completely. Wraprepparttar 100172 paper around a sanding block for ease of use. 9.Make certain you sand allrepparttar 100173 nooks and crannies and rounded edges. (Yes, all of them!) 10.Paintrepparttar 100174 backs ofrepparttar 100175 doors and drawer fronts first. Let dry and then paintrepparttar 100176 front faces. You can paintrepparttar 100177 doors with a standard-sized paint roller. Paintrepparttar 100178 edges with a brush. 11.Use one of those little paint rollers to paintrepparttar 100179 face frames. 12.Let everything dry completely before you begin to reassemble. 13.Screwrepparttar 100180 hinges torepparttar 100181 doors and then back torepparttar 100182 face frames. 14.Reattach allrepparttar 100183 handles andrepparttar 100184 pulls or addrepparttar 100185 new ones (don’t give up – you are onrepparttar 100186 home stretch!) 15.Apply rubber or felt bumpers onrepparttar 100187 backs ofrepparttar 100188 doors to preventrepparttar 100189 paint from sticking.

Hurrah! A new kitchen – fresh and clean! Now what do you think we can do in that upstairs bath?

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Pamela Cole Harris is an editor and writer with 35 years experience. Visit her website, http://www.homeandgardenmakeover.com, for a free newsletter with remodeling, home improvement and decorating ideas forrepparttar 100190 financially challenged, creatively deficient and technologically illiterate. . Or for unique content for your website, written especially for your keywords and audience, visit http://www.pamelacoleharris.com.



Pamela Cole Harris is an editor and writer with 35 years experience. Visit her website, http://www.homeandgardenmakeover.com, for a free newsletter with remodeling, home improvement and decorating ideas for the financially challenged, creatively deficient and technologically illiterate. . Or for unique content for your website, written especially for your keywords and audience, visit http://www.pamelacoleharris.com.




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