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American Energy Heat & Air

American Energy Heat & Air and Solar got its start in 1981 and is locally owned and operated. We pride ourselves on our customer experience, and our commitment to the businesses and homeowners we service. We look forward to assisting the greater Sacramento area with all of their air conditioning and heating needs.

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Serving Area, Sacramento, CA 95864 (916) 229-8659 https://americanenergyair.com/

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We have Thermofoil kitchen cabinets that were white but have yellowed over the last 15 years. Can you paint Thermofoil?

Derrek Holland of The Closet Doctor ^PRO answered:

Oct 15, 2015

Painting over thermo foil will not be a long term solution. It is a smooth non-porus material. Your best bet is to replace the doors. There are lots of options today that weren't available a few years ... read more

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Aug 21, 2014

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