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Once you’ve seen wear and tear on your decorative hardwood plywood cabinets, you can’t unsee it. Maybe you’ve noticed your plywood cabinet doors aren’t shutting as tightly as they used to. Or maybe there’s water damage in your bathroom from an overfilled bathtub, and you’re worried about wood rot. You need to do something about it, and soon. The first step is deciding whether you should try to repair your cabinets, or if they need to be completely replaced.

Once you’ve inspected the cabinet design, start a tally of which components will need to be replaced. If your cabinets were low quality to begin with, repairing them might be a prime example of “throwing good money after bad.” Consider spending a little more to replace them with cabinets of a higher quality.