This information is provided courtesy of Medallion Cabinetry.

Maintenance of Cabinetry

Never use kitchen cloths or sponges that might have detergent or grease on them.

Clean at least once monthly with a clean, damp cloth, then dry.

To remove soil and grease, use suds from common dishwashing liquid. Wipe clean with a damp cloth and dry completely.

During routine kitchen use, immediately dry cabinets near sink, range, dishwasher, oven and baseboards where water splashes and spills often occur, to prevent damage to your cabinet finish.

Never use cleaners containing bleach, ammonia or abrasives on your cabinetry.

Finally, do not wax cabinet surfaces.

To Repair Small Scratches, Nicks, and Dents

Most cabinet scratches can be touched up by using a special kit made available from your dealer which includes a touch-up marker, filler pencil and fast-dry touch-up.

Start with the touch-up marker.

If scratches or nicks still show after using the touch-up marker, use a filler pencil. Simply rub the pencil overfilling the scratched area and wipe away any excess with a clean soft cloth. Then apply a protective coating of clear Fast-Dry Touch-Up or a clear acrylic spray.

Never use sandpaper or any other type of abrasive paper or material to “even out” a scratch, as this will permanently damage the cabinet finish.