Fire Up Your Wire Mesh Grille

WHAT YOU'LL NEED: 

Oscillating tool, marker, 100 or 150-grit sandpaper, tin snips, strip of thin molding (pre-painted or stained to your liking).

1. REMOVE CENTER PANEL

   Remove center panels of original cabinet doors from the dado joint with an oscillating tool.

2. PAINT OR PREP

   Remove cabinet hardware and sand or prep cabinet frames for painting or staining.

3. MARK CUT LINE

   From the backside of the mesh panel mark the cut line with a permanent marker.

4. SNIP CUT LINE

   Using tin snips, cut along your marked cut line.

5. CHECK FOR FIT

   Gently lay cut mesh on the backside of the cabinet door frame to check for fit and to rearrange any wires that may have moved out of place.

6. SECURE MESH

   Apply a thin strip of painted molding over dado joint & adhere with wood glue or panel nails to firmly secure wire mesh edging.

7. VOILÁ

   Reinstall your cabinet doors and enjoy your handiwork.

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