LUXE SERIES — DOCUMENT OF UNDERSTANDING continued
Vintage
RUB THROUGH – A sanding technique used to randomly expose an undercoat of natural wood tone on corners and edges.
Detailed hand sanded doors and end grains.
Oven-cured, baked-on finish and topcoat.
Shown in Madison Square Maple, Olive Mocha.
• Created using the rub through technique • Each piece on the cabinet will vary in the level and amount of each technique, creating a randomness of appearance; no two doors will look alike throughout the kitchen • Doors with a flat center panel will not receive this technique on the center panel
ColorInspire
Shown in Pink Mix 2089-30, Benjamin Moore.
Shown in Wild Flower, Benjamin Moore.
Shown in Colonial Brick 2093-30, Benjamin Moore.
• Available in Maple or MDF door styles in Premier, Estate and Luxe Series • Choose that just right color from thousands of choices in the Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams or Valspar color decks • Samples approximate the actual paint color and will not be an exact match to the paint manufacturer’s paper color deck • Color appearance is affected by natural wood variation, graining, lighting, profiles and edge shapes • Depending on the door material chosen, some of the wood grain may show through the paint • Highly recommended that the sample be ordered in the door style and material (Maple or MDF) of the potential order • Will be a slight difference between the ColorInspire sample and the cabinet order • To provide the best in customer satisfaction, Wellborn has developed a ColorInspire Acceptance Form • Aspire Luxe Series requires a Cabinet Edge Banding Approval Form in addition to the ColorInspire Acceptance Form • Orders for ColorInspire will be accepted when Acceptance Form is complete • Available with Granite, Java or Pewter glazes • Maple door styles are available with Heirloom or Olde World techniques when ordered with a glaze
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