Love the ULTRAglaze cabinets.

Carol

7 years ago

Are you happy with this product on your cabinets? Did you ever think of using one of their metallic colours?

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7 years ago
Hi Carol,

This kitchen is 2-pack.

I love the Ultra Glaze material. It has a better face finish than 2-pack and we are currently installing a gloss white Ultra Glaze kitchen. Along with it's better than 2-pack finish, the price is also much better.

I would most certainly use that product for my own cabinetry, and would have no hesitation whatsoever using a metallic finish
Carol
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7 years ago
Many thanks for your answer. I must have seen the Ultra Glaze in a different photo. And thanks for your positive feedback on the metallic finish ... you've saved me another sleepless night!!!
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