Cabinet gaps are tricky. Most of the time, you don’t see them until one day you do, and then you can’t unsee it.
And here’s the irony: even expensive cabinets fall victim to these. Wood changes, doors shift, things become a bit misaligned. Those small areas are typically okay, but with white, cream, or light gray cabinets, it’s like a spotlight on a marker line.
In worst-case scenarios, you do not get the same angle on the inside edge (especially if it’s uncoated wood) so you get a stripe across the cabinet gallery. Subtle, but not much fun. And if you’re concerned about what your guests see while pouring out wine, you already know exactly where their eyes are going to go.
The Marker and Tape Trick to the Rescue:
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