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Timber wall panelling finished by hand

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Specialised craft, proven on site. Every restoration reflects Caoba’s standard: flawless visual continuity, precision colour-matching and results built to last. Judge our expertise by our work.

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Before — damaged melamine on the inside top panel of a locker

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After — damaged melamine on the inside top panel of a locker

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Blown-out melamine in a locker

The white melamine broken away on the underside of a locker’s top panel, exposing the board core. Filled, sanded flush and re-finished so the inside reads as new.

Before — hinge plate torn out of a locker carcass

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After — hinge plate torn out of a locker carcass

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Torn-out hinge fixing

A hinge plate pulled out of the panel, taking the board and the finish with it. The fixing point rebuilt so the hinge holds again, and the surface made good around it.

Before — chipped white panel edge inside a cupboard beside timber trim

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After — chipped white panel edge inside a cupboard beside timber trim

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Chipped panel edge in a cupboard

The white panel edge torn away where it meets the timber frame, back to raw board. Rebuilt, re-profiled and colour matched into the surrounding white.

Before — chipped bottom edge of a curved seat base on carpet

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After — chipped bottom edge of a curved seat base on carpet

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Chipped base of curved joinery

The bottom edge of a curved seat base knocked through to the core. Rebuilt around the curve and colour matched so the line runs unbroken.

Before — stained and marked stainless steel cowl on an external wall

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After — stained and marked stainless steel cowl on an external wall

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Stained stainless steel cowl

Discolouration, staining and white deposits across an external stainless cowl. Cut back and re-finished to an even brushed surface.

Before — rust staining down a white external capping

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After — rust staining down a white external capping

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Rust runs on an external capping

Rust bleeding down a white external capping. The staining drawn out and the surface re-finished evenly across the full run.

Before — oversized hole cut around a waste pipe

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After — oversized hole cut around a waste pipe

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Over-cut service penetration

An over-cut opening around a waste pipe, left ragged and open to the substrate. Closed back up around the pipe and finished flush with the surrounding panel.

Before — rough cut-out in a wall with cabling exposed

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After — rough cut-out in a wall with cabling exposed

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Made good around a wall cut-out

A rough opening cut into the wall for a switch plate, with the plaster broken back around it. Made good around the fitting and blended into the existing wall finish.

Before — chipped edge of a white hinged door

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After — chipped edge of a white hinged door

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Chipped door edge

Minor damage to the bottom MDF core along the edge of a hinged door — the edge re-profiled and colour-matched back into the surrounding finish.

Before — deep gouge in a flat white cabinet door

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After — deep gouge in a flat white cabinet door

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Gouge on a cabinet face

A deep gouge in the middle of a flat white cabinet door, repaired with a multi-stage rebuild: filling, sanding flush, and colour matching to the surrounding finish.

Before — chips knocked through the paint on a wall

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After — chips knocked through the paint on a wall

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Chipped wall

Chips and knocks through the paint on a wall — filled, sanded flush and colour matched into the surrounding finish.

Before — chip in the front edge of a stone bench top

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After — chip in the front edge of a stone bench top

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Chipped stone bench top edge

A chip broken out of the front edge of a stone bench top beside the sink. Rebuilt, re-profiled and the veining carried through the repair.

Before — core-drilled tap hole in a marble bench top

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After — core-drilled tap hole in a marble bench top

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Redundant tap hole, marble

A core-drilled tap hole no longer needed. Filled flush and the marble veining drawn back across it — the hole is simply gone.

Before — chip on the edge of a dark stone wall panel

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After — chip on the edge of a dark stone wall panel

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Chipped stone wall panel

A chip through to the white substrate on the edge of a dark stone panel where it meets timber joinery. Filled and colour matched into the stone.

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