Changing the color of Masonite sliding doors on Nelson credenza  

As an alternative, I was...
As an alternative, I was thinking that the Masonite hardboard panel might just be replaced. Any experience with this? I had the thought that paint might wear off as the doors slide on the tracks.

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Dont expect much in the way of advice when it comes to painting vintage furniture. Can damaged doors be repaired....it depends on the damage?

make yourself some new ones...
make yourself some new ones in the desired color and stock away the originals safely for the future.

build
agree ...
either make replacement doors for a vintage cabinet and store the originals, or ...
just build the credenza to your own specs. with basic woodworking skills and tools, these credenzas are fairly easy to make. the most difficult part is finding the right legs.
of course it's not going to be a real Nelson piece, but it's certainly an option that could help with color choices and also size restrictions when there are any.
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Agreed, unless the doors are...
Agreed, unless the doors are already a total loss and need repainted, make or have some new snazzy ones made, multi-colored even, if you like, keeping the original black doors intact, for when you decide to sell or decide to change back.

Storing originals
I like the idea of making a new set and storing the originals. I wonder if the inset finger pulls (or something similar) are available anywhere?

Inset finger pulls
Yeah I wonder? why not try some crazy shit like googling it!

Home depot
Home depot carries them in the door hardware section.

Wow
Don't expect much in the way of advice from Arthur Sixpence. Please, no questions here if the information might be available...well, anywhere on the internet.
Thanks for the tip, pjason. I'll go check out Home Depot.

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Dont expect much when you come on here asking the best way to F""k a vintage piece of furniture.

Manners
Yes, just about any hardware store will have the door pulls, which I think are generically called "cup pulls."
Arthur: I believe the topic had turned toward how NOT to F-up the credenza, by making replacement doors. But whatever the case, let's keep the conversation polite.

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I was answering the op response about my lack of help which was the origial topic. The whole thread was so vague and void of any research that it was impossible to offer help outside of the obvious.
And in future, unless you are now the boss around here, kindly refrain from telling other people how to conduct themselves. My respons is nothing compared to some of the users so start with them.

Not the boss of me; he did it first
Arthur, I have to say that you sound an awful lot like my 5-year-old. Except for the part about f**king vintage furniture. She wouldn't say that.
poach, thanks for the tip. It does look like they're called cup pulls, as well as "round flush pulls" and "finger pulls". here's a link that uses all 3 terms. tynellbuyer, thanks for the additional option. I'll see if I can gently pop them out without damaging the panel.
http://www.uneedhardware.com/door-hardware/finger-pulls/satin-chrome-2-1...

I sound like your 5 year old....
Why does she have hold your hand and point the obvious aswell.