I just finished making a set of raised panel inset doors for a bedroom armoire. The opening for the doors is 38 1/2" X 40". I wanted to end up with a full unobstructed opening, so there is no stile in the center between the two doors (I plan to install magnetic catches to close the doors against). So what I have is a pair of raised panel doors, that meet in the center of the opening, with full inset hinges left and right. My problem is that I erred on the door width and ended up with a 5/16th inch gap in the center between the two doors (with 1/16" gap on each of the hinge sides). Essentially I need to widen the doors. Which of course is not possible at this point. So I need some suggestions on how to "fix" or compensate for my mistake. I thought about gluing thin strips to the hinge side of each door but am afraid it will not look right. I know you guys will have some great ideas