Painting the front door can sometimes be stressful, most especially if it would end up uneven and bubbly. The front door usually sets the first impression to the guests, making it a bit stressful for some that would want to leave a positive impression on their peers. Listed below are a few tips from the Decoist and Family Handyman on how to perfectly paint the front door.
Use the Appropriate Tools
Using the right tools can go a long way. Finding the right brush and rollers can make things easier when it comes to painting the front door easily.
Make sure to have multiple brushes available as some surfaces require a different brush size than the other parts. Having the appropriate tools does not only save your time, it also provides a professional finish. Research on which brush to use, or better yet consult a professional.
Foam rollers can work well on flat surfaces, but for those doors with engravings, having smaller brushes to focus on the details is a must.
Clean
Make sure that the door is clean before painting it. Sanding the door to even out rough surfaces is a must as it avoids cracks once the paint would dry. Don't rush things when it comes to cleaning and sanding the door, it takes time to smoothen rough surfaces but it will be worth it.
Having a bumpy rough surface wouldn't allow the paint to stick, which makes cleaning and sanding the most important tips that shouldn't be skipped.
Coating
It is important to a lot time when it comes to painting the front door. It should not be rushed and patience is a must. You might have to repaint it more than once, which means that you would need to wait for the first coat to dry before repainting. It can be time consuming, but it's the only way for you to end up with a flawless front door.
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