damage to door on integrated dishwasher

3 years ago

Hello all,
Being at home means seeing all the issues emerging from a recent reno. One glaring one is the water/steam damage to the door just above the dials of an integrated dishwasher. The kitchen is about a year old and the door is crumbling. It’s laminate I think and I can see what looks like particle board under. It’s swelling and cracking. Is there any way to seal over it so I can prevent more steam getting to it. Thank you—

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