Updating flat cabinet doors

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I have flat cabinets with rounded edges. I plan to DIY and make them into white shaker style with new hardware and crown molding on top. I am also adding stone backsplash and polishing my Corian. Do I need to square my sides with wood filler or would it still look good with rounded edges? ( simpler , just have to add the 2” x 1/4” flat trim to make the shaker style). Following are 2 pics of my cabinets followed by something similar to what I’m going for. Old ugly flat cabinet doors a…

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Looking to update your old outdated kitchen cabinets? I’m going to show you how to DIY shaker style cabinets from existing old cabinets using MDF, and no power tools. All while being less than $100. Yes, really! Never replace cabinet doors again with this budget friendly DIY! See the full post over on my blog!