Posted by M Nut on December 10, 2012 at 12:29:51 from (64.8.188.157):
Long story, but I'll try for the short version. I had my new kitchen cabinets stored in my parents garage awaiting time for me to put the stain and poly on them. Totally forgot that when it snows and my parents park their cars in the garage that the melting snow covers portions of the floor. Got 8" of snow yesterday, and ma parked her suv in the garage. Most of the cabinets got wet on the bottom and soaked water up about 1" or so on them. How should I handle this situation? Wife has them on pallets with a fan blowing on them now. They have no finishing work done as of yet, just bare wood. (black ash) Needless to say, my wife is ready to kill me. Any advice as to how I should proceed is appreciated.
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