Use white duct tape carefully applied. Once its on you probably won't notice.

We did just that. Cut a piece to fit and velcroed it in place. It does stick out slightly more that the rest of the toe kick, but much less noticeable that the black one that comes with the DW.

OP: Thanks a lot! Now I am noticing my black toe kick in a white kitchen ;)

I imagine you could use any thin plastic that is the right tone of white to cover...... I just bought some super thin cutting boards from Wal Mart that are white..... (just an example.)

We also had our GC cut a piece to fit. It does stick out a little bit but it really doesn't bother me. What really bothered me was seeing that ugly black toe kick on my new dishwasher.

If it is truly an integrated DW, it was designed to have a piece of matching toekick from the adjacent cabinetry placed in front of it in the same plane.

If it is a fako marketing weasel's integrated DW - then who knows, could be anything.

What brand and model do you have?

This is a Kitchen Aid panel ready dishwasher. And I went through a lot of trouble to make it integrated. It would have stuck out from the cabinets 1/2 inch which would have made it look funny. My appliance guy warned me that many are returned because of the extra 1/2 inch. My GC put an extra layer off dry wall and cut out the dishwasher space to fit it in and make it looked integrated. It looks great and works great ( extremely quiet and cleans beautifully). the only problem is the toe kick.

We also velcroed in a piece of trim and it works like a charm! If I remember right, we cut the piece of trim a little smaller than the space so that the velcro didn't pop off when the DW is opened up. Good luck!

I just made the toekick one continious piece which spans across the cabinets on the left of the dishwasher, over (under) the dishwasher and across the cabinets on the right of the dishwasher. Total length about 13'. Cabinet boxes are Ikea so the toekick just clips on to the legs. If I need to replace the dishwasher or perform some sort of maintenance, then it'll be a bit of a pain in the a$$, but until then it looks awesome. Actually got the idea from the Miele instruction sheet which showed it.

I like enduring's idea about the carefully applied white duck tape.

Not sure what your toekicks look like. But I added new trim all around because the cabinet toekicks looked unfinished to me. I ran the trim directly across the DW.

Also, does your DW have the separate panel below that is added after install? If so, this can be removed and a toekick added there with velcro for removing. The length isn't long enough to pose a problem.

I'd just paint it - best option is to pick up a can of white Krylon heat-resistant enamel for a few bucks and spray the thing out in the driveway on some newspaper. Solved!

We have a KA panel-ready dishwasher also. I just took a long piece of toe kick (for the entire cabinet run- Ikea toe kick) and notched out about an inch in the 24" dishwasher span. It's one piece all the way through. Of course, we had to remove the black piece that came with the dishwasher. I ripped the insulation off the black piece and glued it to the 24" span of toe kick. Works great and looks clean.

One thing that strikes me is it might be hard to keep white toe kicks looking clean. I have white cabs but went with black toe kicks to make it look more like the cabs are floating and to hide any scuff marks. I bet that is why their toekicks are black as the default color.

If you can remove it, get a can of Rustoleum and spray paint it white. You al;so have the option of using a piece of the wood toekick that matches all the rest of the white trim.

If it doesn't come off, I'd get a piece of thin facing -- I wish I could think of what to call it, but I've seen it at Home depot sold in sheets. Some even comes already white. All you'd need to do is have it cut to size and stick on some velcro. The stuff is no more than 1/8 inch thick, so it's not going to stick out. You could also have a piece of metal cut to that size, paint it and stick it up the same way (or with magnets). It's really a very simple fix.

We used very thin stick-on magnet strips (from hardware store)...our GC cut a piece of toe tick to fit the space. Sticks right to the metal of the dishwasher. Barely sticks out past the rest of the toekicks (not noticeable unless you are down on the floor and staring at it).

I tried to run mine across but when I opened the d/w, it hit the top of the toe kick. So now I have to cut a piece that’s shorter in height. Might look weird

Im gonna cover mine in white vinyl or contact paper.