How much does this rub or touch on the shelf bottom as you pull it out? I have brand new cabinets and do not want to scratch them.
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I put rubber bumpers on the bottom of the cabinet so it rests on them instead of the wood.
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Lightly sand it and just wipe clean. That's what I did. My cabinets are amazing!
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I used it lightly and then a clean cloth to get off excess moisture. It didn't hurt my cabinets
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Yes we did. We have cabinets under the kitchen counter.We installed the roll out on both the upper and lower shelves in these cabinets.I am very happy to have them. I have a terrible back problem and should not be bending down more than is absolutely necessary.So with the roll put drawer on the lower shelf I can now use either foot or a longish implement to pull out the roll put drawer and thus get items out fat more easilyHope this info helps
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Be careful this stuff can react with some wood finishes. Just pulled some off an armoire shelf and most of it came off but the rest is proving hard to get off. Trying to google a fix now.
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hi b.m., i keep mine in the front of the tub and slide it on a linoleum floor every day. i''ve had the step for two months and so far, no scratches. i may not trust sliding it on nice hardwood floors. i would lift it but it's qute heavy and does not fold easily.
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Not sure. I have another cabinet from a different company which has the same problem as yours. I think that it depends on where the mirror is touched and that's where it could wear off. So when I did get my cabinet from Kohler I decided to keep the plastic corner "protector" on (that's used with packaging). Not pretty but it prevents wear on mirror and sharp corner if accidently left open. Hope this is a little helpful.
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I usually use my little finger to take the disc from the unit. No scratches. I have not had any to scratch.
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There are three very small thin oval rubberized protectors around the rim of the underside of the holder. They lift the round bottom up a wee bit from the counter. I just totally rebuilt my kitchen , including new counter tops & there are no scratches from this product.
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I used Goo Gone but watch how hard you rub. If you have wood veneer finish, it may take it off too.
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Hi it just pretty much slides right out for me but I always give it a very light coat of butter/coconut oil to th pan with paper towel. You also use a none scratch utensils!
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I have found that it scratches quite easily. I chose not to use the bottom rack because I like to be able to wash down the bottom with soap and a sponge. At first it bothered me, the scratches, but I've accepted them now and enjoy the sink and it still looks very nice. I've decided a sink is not going to look as great as the fridge, range, dishwasher, microwave because it is much more hard working. I would purchase again.
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Not at all. Extremely happy with the sink. I was worried about scratches in the beginning. We have put several nives in the sink and no scratches yet.
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I am using them to hold the glass from a glass topped table attached to the table frame. They are very small so I am not sure how they can prevent furniture from scratching.
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No, but we use our sliders with all sorts of lids, Calphalon classic stainless products, Revere ware, etc, and have had absolutely no problems with scratching of any kind. We have 5 different sliders, and they are GREAT. I highly recommend them. We have this one particular slider you are considering, plus others that are combo; pans with lid storage as one unit. Do yourself a favor, get the product... You will most likely want more. You do loose a bit of cupboard space, like if you have two stacked sets, side-by-side in a bottom cupboard like we do on each side of our range, but we would not have it any other way now. No, but we use our sliders with all sorts of lids, Calphalon classic stainless products, Revere ware, etc, and have had absolutely no problems with scratching of any kind. We have 5 different sliders, and they are GREAT. I highly recommend them. We have this one particular slider you are considering, plus others that are combo; pans with lid storage as one unit. Do yourself a favor, get the product... You will most likely want more. You do loose a bit of cupboard space, like if you have two stacked sets, side-by-side in a bottom cupboard like we do on each side of our range, but we would... » Read More No, but we use our sliders with all sorts of lids, Calphalon classic stainless products, Revere ware, etc, and have had absolutely no problems with scratching of any kind. We have 5 different sliders, and they are GREAT. I highly recommend them. We have this one particular slider you are considering, plus others that are combo; pans with lid storage as one unit. Do yourself a favor, get the product... You will most likely want more. You do loose a bit of cupboard space, like if you have two stacked sets, side-by-side in a bottom cupboard like we do on each side of our range, but we would not have it any other way now. « Show Less
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I know they recommend taking them off when you're done moving. I have ALWAYS left them under ALL of my furniture so I can move them when I want. The worst I have found is there will be dents and sometimes cracks in them but with the cost I just replace them. Mine last years though.
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Yes, I used rub n buff on my kitchen cabinet hardware and it has held up really well for 5 years. You need to seal it with an Amaco water based sealer that's made specifically for rub n buff is what I used but any water based sealer would work. If you want more infomation you can email Amaco and they will reply, that's how I learned I could use it on my kitchen cabinet hardware (pulls and hinges) and the sealer to use.