Suggestions for fixing t-molding edge on laminated cabinet
My search isn't bringing up what I want, so I hope someone can help me. I have a Centuri cab that has very clean woodgrain sides. As I was removing the old t-molding, I noticed the last curve on the front side towards the bottom has been bumped pretty hard. It is kinda "swollen" there and now won't hold the t-molding. What's the best way to fix this without messing up the laminate sides? Careful bondo work or is there a better way?
My search isn't bringing up what I want, so I hope someone can help me. I have a Centuri cab that has very clean woodgrain sides. As I was removing the old t-molding, I noticed the last curve on the front side towards the bottom has been bumped pretty hard. It is kinda "swollen" there and now won't hold the t-molding. What's the best way to fix this without messing up the laminate sides? Careful bondo work or is there a better way?
