So my Playboy's bottom panel would have been on the floor if not for the glue of the corner braces. Virtually all of the plywood under the panel that creates the channel it is supposed to occupy was gone, leaving the panel to its own devices to remain in place.
It was like this all the way around:
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So I found some trim (molding?) that just happened to be the exact height as the missing plywood, and when pressed into place was pretty much flush with the remaining plywood. Obviously I'm no cabinet maker (and don't own a miter box, or whatever), check out those eyeballed 45 degree corners, but the repair is extremely stable and the cabinet feels rock solid now.
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So I ask, is this another Rattle Can Rejuvenator ruination of a cabinet or a decent, visually pleasing repair? A lot of the collectors here have pretty high standards and I would like honest feedback on my amateur/hobbyist level work.