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Hi! We just bought a new/old house (circa 1950) with a powder blue St. Charles kitchen -- cabinets are in great shape, look like they were touched up w/paint here and there over the years. (I don't have a lot of info on the house because it was bought at estate auction) We are keeping the cabinets and replacing countertops, floors, appliances (except for the 20 yr. old subzero fridge) and I want to make the cabinets look great without redoing them -- was about to see what my local auto supply shop suggested when I found this forum -- my kitchen cabinets look exactly like those in the 1957 ad on the site.

Glad to be here!
Esti

Nice to have you, Esti!

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The internet's only forum dedicated to vintage steel kitchen cabinets from 1945-1965 -- the #1 go-to site for all buyers and sellers. And new -- a section where Retro Renovation readers can buy and sell other vintage items.: http://retrorenovation.com/forum/index.php
New St. Charles kitchen owner: http://retrorenovation.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=85

The internet's only forum dedicated to vintage steel kitchen cabinets from 1945-1965 -- the #1 go-to site for all buyers and sellers. And new -- a section where Retro Renovation readers can buy and sell other vintage items.

Esti

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