Dollar Tree Drawer Liner Hack: Pro Tips for a Flawless Finish
Home organizers are buzzing over a simple yet effective tip for using Dollar Tree’s popular kitchen drawer liners: don’t skimp on materials and embrace patience. While affordable, the liners sometimes require a little extra help to achieve a professional, long-lasting result.
Blue drawers lined with contact paper. (Bellanatella/getty Images)
Transforming kitchen drawers with contact paper or shelf liner is a popular DIY project, but achieving a smooth, lasting finish requires more than just peel-and-stick application. Experts recommend purchasing extra rolls - especially when using patterned liners to ensure pattern matching - to account for potential errors and waste.
Beyond the liner itself, a few tools can substantially improve the process. A blow dryer,used on a low heat setting,can help soften the paper and smooth out wrinkles. Many DIY enthusiasts recommend a smoothing tool and craft knife kit (approximately $15-$20, price varies) for precise application and clean cuts. The key is to unpeel and apply the liner in small sections, allowing time for adjustments before proceeding.
A common issue with dollar Tree shelf liners is their adhesive quality. To combat this, a wallpaper helper solution can be used to enhance adhesion and allow for repositioning. Alternatively, customary wallpaper paste can also be employed to provide a stronger bond.
Ultimately, success hinges on a slow and purposeful approach. The effort invested in careful application will be rewarded with beautifully lined drawers that add a touch of vibrancy and association to any kitchen.
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