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5/30/2012

Promotion Update:  We're excited to hear that Shiloh is extending this amazing promotion in to 2013.  It has been a huge success for us and an amazing deal to our clients!  We can offer our clients the high end, custom look of INSET doors for the price of a mid-range cabinet, like KraftMaid.  Once only privvy to the luxury market, inset doors can now be in a mid-range budget remodel.  Hurry in today to take advantage of this promotion.  

Now, for a limited time, you can enhance your cabinets with a classic, antique look. Beaded inset cabinet doors add character and depth to your cabinets and are now available for the same price as standard overlay doors! This offer is available only for Shiloh Cabinetry, a quality, custom-cabinet fabricator in business since 1977.

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5/28/2012

Kelly, the counters are great!! When I got home from work Friday evening I was blown away with how great they look. Mom was impressed with the Installer. I think his name was Ed. She said he was very professional. We really appreciate all the help you have been. 
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Frequently Asked Questions

 

Remodeling a kitchen is a big project, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. However, being prepared before you begin your kitchen project goes a long way to reducing stress and actually making a remodel fun! You can start here with our FAQs to see what you should know before starting on your project.

 

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How do I repair small scratches, nicks and dents?

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Most cabinet scratches can be touched up by using a special kit, made available from your dealer, that includes a touch-up marker, filler pencil and fast-dry touch-up.

Start with the touch-up marker. If scratches or nicks still show after using the touch-up marker, use a filler pencil. Simply rub the pencil over the scratched area and wipe away any excess with a clean, soft cloth. Then apply a protective coating of clear Fast-Dry Touch-Up or a clear acrylic spray.

Never use sandpaper or any other type of abrasive paper or material to “even out” a scratch, as this will permanently damage the cabinet finish.

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