Cabinet Refinish

[Cleobud]

I’m trying to replace my S+ plus laminate. There’s so many cracks and pieces missing that I was able to use a clothes steamer to remove the entire piece quickly and easily in 1 piece (each side).  It’s a chop top, so no need to bend a product as it’s not a round top.  All straight lines.

 With all the new laminates, wood veneers available these days  in peel and stick products, any suggestions besides a  laminate sheet  that might work and would be easier to cut and thin enough to flush mount? Thanks

[shortrackskater]

I have a GREAT idea, if I do say so myself.
Why not try the automotive vinyl wrap? I've read it adheres to wood surfaces as well.
There's a jillion colors/styles to choose from.
If you do this, I want credit! 

[Kfrankie]

I have a GREAT idea, if I do say so myself.
Why not try the automotive vinyl wrap? I've read it adheres to wood surfaces as well.
There's a jillion colors/styles to choose from.
If you do this, I want credit! 

I know it’s been 3+ years since this was posted, but I had some chipping on the side of my cabinet. Search for a solution found this thread. Tried out the car wrap vinyl, picked a white semi gloss similar to my cabinets outer color, applied it and looks a heck of a lot better than it did before. The pictures don’t do it justice, and if I wanted to remove the entire exterior white shell and measure it up properly it would look great.

[shortrackskater]

Do you think you'll eventually do the entire cabinet ... or ... is that "a wrap?" 
(Sorry couldn't resist a bad joke) 

[Kfrankie]

I could try to rip off the entire original side facade, but I’m sure my wife would come downstairs, see what I was doing, and tell me to make like a tree and “get out of here.”