What a great video! No ‘Welcome to my channel blah blah blah’. No cheesy music. Straight forward. Good work. I’m going to work on my doors now. Thanks.
Excellent presentation of this technique to update existing hollow core doors! This past spring we wanted to replace all of our doors professionally. For 20 doors, it would have cost over $12000.00. I used this method to update the existing doors and only spent just over $1200.00. (That's right, 1/10th of the replacement cost!) We did install new doorknobs, but were able to reuse the hinges, which I painted. We love how our "new" doors look!
Hi Folks, I've answered some common questions in this comment... Primer to allow a water-based paint to be applied over an oil-based finish - amzn.to/2ObvvKe Semi-gloss white paint (water-based) - amzn.to/3r7NVdk My doors were original to my house (1948) and were originally finished with an oil-based clearcoat. In order to paint them with modern water-based paints I needed a special primer that is designed to be used over oil-based finishes. As is typical before any painting, I lightly sanded the whole door to provide a rougher surface for the primer to adhere to. The primer was applied to the whole door and allowed to dry overnight. The primer is quite thin, so a second or third coat may be needed to achieve better coverage. Once the primer is dry it is then safe to apply your water-based paint of choice. How do you know if you have an oil-based paint or finish on your doors? - You can do a simple adhesion test which is basically a scratch test. Put a little latex paint on a piece of trim in an inconspicuous spot, let it dry overnight, and try to scratch it off with your fingernail. If the paint comes off easily, it's very likely an oil-based finish. If it's hard to remove, you're good to continue painting. - Or, if you have a can of acetone simply apply some to a rag or cotton ball and rub an area where you think oil paint might be present. If the paint softens or comes off on the rag it’s latex (water-based). If it stays hard and nothing happens it’s oil based paint. - Or, instead of acetone you can also use rubbing Alcohol, which is kept in most household medicine cabinets. If you do not have any rubbing alcohol, nail polish remover will also do the trick. If you choose to use nail polish remover make sure to check the bottle first. If it says "Acetone Free" it will not work. I hope this helps, please feel free to comment or reply and I'll add to this comment as needed.
I love how you actually shared all of the info needed in the description! I was wondering about the paint! I want to try this on my doors but they have an oil-based coating/paint to
This is awesome! Thanks for taking us to the store with you. I am in the process of purchaing a home built in 1979 with the original interior doors. I am going to save so much on doing this instead of replacing them!!!
You can rent some at Home Depot! It might be more expensive in the long run because they charge by the hour so I would just recommend buying the tools you need so you can make lots of projects
Visit your local Hazard Fright store or local equivalent Chinesium Tool Warehouse. Some of their higher end tool lines, like Hercules, are actually really good quality and reasonably affordable. If you're really broke, and your personal safety is of no concern then they still have the handy dandy Bauer and Chicago Electric line of cheap-o-tools.
I ABSOLUTELY HATED my front door to my condo which looks like it belongs on a utility closet. I’m unable to replace it with an attractive door due to the Condo Association rules. BUT I came across your fantastic video and followed your instructions to change at least the interior appearance of my door. Everyone, including myself LOVES my improved door. THANK YOU‼️😁
@@amdistant5547 painting 3 doors took 4-6 hours so one day due to waiting for it to dry. The outlines took 1h30 moreless. Measure twice cut once. Use wood glue and nail gun. They look absolutely beautiful. I also used oil paint which makes it really easy to clean. I wish I can add pictures. It's not that difficult.
Just wanted you to know that your video is amazing! Straight to the point, no excess talking about nonsense and I just finished the first set of 3 sets of these same doors and wow! What a difference. They don’t even look like the same doors (these are closet doors btw). Bought us a few years as replacing isn’t in the budget right now but they looked so out of place after recent trim and carpet upgrades. THANK YOU!!
Yes, I'm going to see what my husband thinks too. He knows how to do things like this, but I still want to see what my husband's opinion is too. That's part of what makes a great marriage.
I have old doors like that. I wanted to make adjustments on the hinges but mine looked like these ones and I wasn't sure how to remove them. Thank you for this video!
Two thumbs up for this video 👍👍👍this inspired me to do the molding trim on my pre-existing doors, Just a one quick question did you cut those into 45°?
Well i was looking for a video on how to make a 1950s door frame with 100 layers of pain on it look more modern and found a a video on how to destroy a perfectly good door and make it look like grandma installed it. Thanx, i guess
Fantastic work. But even better . The layout and speed of the video. Didnt over complicate it at all. I will definitely be doing this with my new home doors until I can afford new ones. Great video. Many more appreciated 👍👍
Great video. Third one similar to this i watched. This one had a few ideas the others didn't like using a square. I'm glad I found these. Originally I was gonna replace all my doors. The problem is they're oddball sizes. This will save me time money.
I was thinking about doing this with my older heavier more solid doors but wasn’t quite sure. This sealed the deal as I did repaint one of them and it came out great. I wasn’t sure if the trim sticking out from the door would look right but now I’m sure I’m rehabbing all doors and doing this update. Smelly Door - sand and prime with KILZ. Works great at removing any Smokey or funky smells from the older door. I use two coats. I used a sand paper grit that was pretty aggressive. Can’t recall the fact fact number but it should be for refinishing Assembly - I always dry fit after cutting and would suggest beginners use tape to hold in place before gluing and nailing. I don’t think caulking the edges is necessary but that’s another step I guess. Great video! I wish I would do the same but I really don’t understand how to do that while working and trying to concentrate. I admire all TH-cam people but especially one that takes the time to do time lapsed photography. I’ve done so much work on this old house I could start a channel. THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU!
I never even thought about doing molding on the door like that! And I was just about to buy a new kitchen closet door to replace the old hollow slab I have now but this will cost so much less and look just as good if not better! Thank you!
I was going to replace my doors but then I realised there’s nothing wrong with them, they’re just old. So ima hire me someone to do this because I’m not confident with saws or measurements nor do i have those tools. Still, should save me a lot of money.
Great idea. If you have the tools (router), you can even make your own mouldings. That's basically how I did mine with the mouldings I made. Save a couple of £ too.
That's true, but I think buying primed, sanded, solid wood trim for around $30 a door is hard to beat. I don't think I'd be saving any money by buying the raw materials and paint to get the same end product. If the door weren't getting painted I would definitely consider making my own trim to avoid the finger-jointed stuff.
Wow, such a great video. I would like to do this, because replacing my ugly 1963 hollow core doors is extremely out of my budget. I am a novice. How did you select the trim? I noticed there appeared to be two identical looking trims on the store shelf, but you picked the $12.xx over the $1.99. I know there is a reason Just curious what it is!
Hi there, it may not be clear in the video but the $1.99 tag is a price per foot, meaning the same 8 foot length would cost $16. Buying a pre-cut 8’ length for $12.69 is the more cost effective option. If you had very tall doors then you may need to buy it by the foot to ensure you’re getting one full length instead of having joints in the wood. Hopefully that answers your question. 👍
@@PatonHaus Ah, that makes sense. I zoomed in on the video but just couldn't make out that detail. Thanks so much for answering. BTW, I concur with the many comments on how enjoyable it was to watch your "this is how it's done, not how I feel about it" video. THANK YOU!!
This is a man's video! Straight to the point. No wasting time. No mindless jibber jabber... and exactly the information needed. Thanks for posting and thanks for treating the viewer with respect.
Please can you tell me the suitable decorative moulding sizes which is suitable for 33 x 80 inch door. (I asked about the 3 sizes of decorating mouldings which use to make 2 rectangles)
Hi there, if you watch portions of the video again you’ll see clips of the measurements of my door. If you just add the difference in size to my measurements you’ll end up with what you need. Otherwise just eyeball it, you can make yours look however you want 👍
I regret removing and dumping about 12 similar looking doors from my future remodel.. Now i have to spend a ton on reinstalling brand new doors ... A little too late for me but I learn from your video to stop removing and throwing away qualaty materials to then replace them with Inferior box store crap.
True, but in my case the rest of my house still had a very old feel to it. Replacing hardware in one area has a tendency to make all of the other older hardware look even worse. I made the call to keep it all existing to keep the old vibes uniform throughout the house.
Ummh just buy a new door less hassles.. for all that effort not worth my while...to start off with all the tools you nedd labour petrol material and time... Are you really saving? that's more like a retirement hobyy...
It’s a 75 year old house, all the doors are solid and heavy. The door openings are not standard sizes, with old style hardware suitable for the age of the house. There’s zero benefit to replacing the doors with MDF cardboard hollow core replacements with cheesy modern hardware. It’s okay if you aren’t capable of doing this kind of work, maybe buying new doors would work better for you.
The primer dries quickly, maybe a few hours. I did all the doors in my house so it took a little while, each door takes maybe 2 days with paint drying time included.
Any one can guid me how to cover the original design on my door ? I think most of you know how the old brown doors look . the design still shows after sanding I want straight plain door . Any idea
Really nice video it shows everything important, even the little things that someone who does it for the first time would not think of and any other video doesnt show these things and make it look too simple
Provided you haven’t replaced the hinges with new ones it will go back up in the exact same spot. It’s easiest to leave the hinges on the wall and only remove the pins.
What a great video! No ‘Welcome to my channel blah blah blah’. No cheesy music. Straight forward. Good work. I’m going to work on my doors now. Thanks.
You need update to this door th-cam.com/video/1ZhtvvSXmFE/w-d-xo.html
I like it, no: "What. Is. Up. TH-cam!"
😂😂😂😂
Excellent presentation of this technique to update existing hollow core doors! This past spring we wanted to replace all of our doors professionally. For 20 doors, it would have cost over $12000.00. I used this method to update the existing doors and only spent just over $1200.00. (That's right, 1/10th of the replacement cost!) We did install new doorknobs, but were able to reuse the hinges, which I painted. We love how our "new" doors look!
I watched this twice!
Not because I didn't understand it, but because it was a pleasure to see. No nonsense, good work!
Wow that’s a wonderful compliment, thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
@@PatonHaus you need update to this door th-cam.com/video/1ZhtvvSXmFE/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this simple to follow game changer. I did one door exactly how you did it and it came out lovely. I only have 8 more to go 😂 Thank You
That’s excellent! Keep it up, they get easier!
Hi Folks, I've answered some common questions in this comment...
Primer to allow a water-based paint to be applied over an oil-based finish - amzn.to/2ObvvKe
Semi-gloss white paint (water-based) - amzn.to/3r7NVdk
My doors were original to my house (1948) and were originally finished with an oil-based clearcoat. In order to paint them with modern water-based paints I needed a special primer that is designed to be used over oil-based finishes. As is typical before any painting, I lightly sanded the whole door to provide a rougher surface for the primer to adhere to. The primer was applied to the whole door and allowed to dry overnight. The primer is quite thin, so a second or third coat may be needed to achieve better coverage. Once the primer is dry it is then safe to apply your water-based paint of choice.
How do you know if you have an oil-based paint or finish on your doors?
- You can do a simple adhesion test which is basically a scratch test. Put a little latex paint on a piece of trim in an inconspicuous spot, let it dry overnight, and try to scratch it off with your fingernail. If the paint comes off easily, it's very likely an oil-based finish. If it's hard to remove, you're good to continue painting.
- Or, if you have a can of acetone simply apply some to a rag or cotton ball and rub an area where you think oil paint might be present. If the paint softens or comes off on the rag it’s latex (water-based). If it stays hard and nothing happens it’s oil based paint.
- Or, instead of acetone you can also use rubbing Alcohol, which is kept in most household medicine cabinets. If you do not have any rubbing alcohol, nail polish remover will also do the trick. If you choose to use nail polish remover make sure to check the bottle first. If it says "Acetone Free" it will not work.
I hope this helps, please feel free to comment or reply and I'll add to this comment as needed.
I love how you actually shared all of the info needed in the description! I was wondering about the paint! I want to try this on my doors but they have an oil-based coating/paint to
This is awesome! Thanks for taking us to the store with you. I am in the process of purchaing a home built in 1979 with the original interior doors. I am going to save so much on doing this instead of replacing them!!!
Absolutely! Go for it!
Those old original ones are most likely gonna be way better quality like the one in this video. You can tell it's a nice hard wood
I need that saw badly and nail gun. A lot of things holding me back is not having tools. Great video
Are you in us? Maybe you have a tool library nearby
You can rent some at Home Depot! It might be more expensive in the long run because they charge by the hour so I would just recommend buying the tools you need so you can make lots of projects
A good idea!!
Visit your local Hazard Fright store or local equivalent Chinesium Tool Warehouse. Some of their higher end tool lines, like Hercules, are actually really good quality and reasonably affordable. If you're really broke, and your personal safety is of no concern then they still have the handy dandy Bauer and Chicago Electric line of cheap-o-tools.
You can all these things without powertools... A saw to cut in 45° angle, plus a hammer and nails to fix them.
I love these no nonsense videos!
No talking just the sound of working. Amazing!
As a visual learner, thank you! This is just what I needed.
You're very welcome!
this is such a cool video!! I love the way you edited it
Thanks Shelby!
@@PatonHaus I agree, the editing is fantastic
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I ABSOLUTELY HATED my front door to my condo which looks like it belongs on a utility closet. I’m unable to replace it with an attractive door due to the Condo Association rules. BUT I came across your fantastic video and followed your instructions to change at least the interior appearance of my door. Everyone, including myself LOVES my improved door. THANK YOU‼️😁
That’s incredible, thank you for coming back and leaving a great comment! 👍
Did the exact same and they are beautiful. Thank you for the inspiration. Wish I could add before and after pics. Did all 3 doors.
How long did it take you ?
@@amdistant5547 painting 3 doors took 4-6 hours so one day due to waiting for it to dry. The outlines took 1h30 moreless. Measure twice cut once. Use wood glue and nail gun. They look absolutely beautiful. I also used oil paint which makes it really easy to clean. I wish I can add pictures. It's not that difficult.
@@RalphJrTrozzo Thanks for that. Wasn't sure whether to improve current doors or buy new. I think you and video helped me decide.
I need to update all of my doors. Can you update my doors LOL 😂. What you just did is brilliant job!
Thank you! I'm afraid I can't help with your doors but I'm sure you could tackle it!
Great video! I was thinking about replacing all my old doors. Not anymore!
Right same here! It’ll save us a a lot of money that way plus it’ll give us a little more pleasure since it’s all hands on.
I just subscribed, really love the detail in your work and how quiet and peaceful it was. It was refreshing and inspiring, very nice job!
I’m glad you enjoyed it, thank you for subscribing!
Dude! You just saved me $4k to get all new doors plus labor! Brilliant!!!
Just wanted you to know that your video is amazing! Straight to the point, no excess talking about nonsense and I just finished the first set of 3 sets of these same doors and wow! What a difference. They don’t even look like the same doors (these are closet doors btw). Bought us a few years as replacing isn’t in the budget right now but they looked so out of place after recent trim and carpet upgrades. THANK YOU!!
That’s fantastic! I really appreciate the kind words and the follow up!
I’m so glad I saw this!!! We have a mobile home and they don’t make nice doors. Now we can dress them up. :)
What nailgun is that?
Oh my God 😲, you have just saved me loads of money. God bless you 🙏🏽
👍👍
This is great. I have none of these tools. Oh well.
Are you married!!! 🙃🙃
The fast forward sound is so satisfying
Way cool dude; simple and to the point! And the result looks amazing..
Optical Illusion at 2:24 , the wood part inside the molding looks raised.
Nice. I have some plain flushed doors in my house I'll love to update. Thanks for sharing.
Sounds great!
That's exactly what I was looking for!!
OMG I was just telling my husband I want to update our 70s doors.this seems so simple. I can't wait to get started. Thank you for the video.
I love this!! Now I just have to convince my husband! ;O)
Maybe you can do it?
Yes, I'm going to see what my husband thinks too. He knows how to do things like this, but I still want to see what my husband's opinion is too. That's part of what makes a great marriage.
@Jacklynn Jackson what's the shame?
Gorgeous! I love the style of your video -- straight to the point with a bit of humor. Thank you for sharing your project!
I have old doors like that. I wanted to make adjustments on the hinges but mine looked like these ones and I wasn't sure how to remove them. Thank you for this video!
Amazing video!! Great work, saving a lot of money 👏👏. Thanks 🙏
OMG!
I need to try this but where do those brilliant looking hinges come from?
Or what are they called as I am in #Scotland
I need them ASAP!
TY. :)
I will try this for my exterior door
Two thumbs up for this video 👍👍👍this inspired me to do the molding trim on my pre-existing doors, Just a one quick question did you cut those into 45°?
Thank you! Yes all square 90 degree angles will need each piece cut at 45 degrees. Any mitre saw can cut 45 fairly easily.
Well i was looking for a video on how to make a 1950s door frame with 100 layers of pain on it look more modern and found a a video on how to destroy a perfectly good door and make it look like grandma installed it. Thanx, i guess
If I had to scrape 100 layers of paint I’d be having a bad day too. I’m sure you don’t leave snarky comments all the time.
He even sped it up for you. I love this guy.
LSPLASH making Doors Be like
Fantastic work. But even better .
The layout and speed of the video.
Didnt over complicate it at all.
I will definitely be doing this with my new home doors until I can afford new ones.
Great video. Many more appreciated 👍👍
Very kind of you to say so, thank you!
can we do this without removing the door????
Yep but it’s much easier to paint if it’s off.
Great video. Third one similar to this i watched. This one had a few ideas the others didn't like using a square. I'm glad I found these. Originally I was gonna replace all my doors. The problem is they're oddball sizes. This will save me time money.
I was thinking about doing this with my older heavier more solid doors but wasn’t quite sure. This sealed the deal as I did repaint one of them and it came out great. I wasn’t sure if the trim sticking out from the door would look right but now I’m sure I’m rehabbing all doors and doing this update.
Smelly Door - sand and prime with KILZ. Works great at removing any Smokey or funky smells from the older door. I use two coats. I used a sand paper grit that was pretty aggressive. Can’t recall the fact fact number but it should be for refinishing
Assembly - I always dry fit after cutting and would suggest beginners use tape to hold in place before gluing and nailing. I don’t think caulking the edges is necessary but that’s another step I guess.
Great video! I wish I would do the same but I really don’t understand how to do that while working and trying to concentrate. I admire all TH-cam people but especially one that takes the time to do time lapsed photography. I’ve done so much work on this old house I could start a channel.
THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU!
That’s wonderful, thank you for the kind words and thank you for sharing your experience!
This is awesome! thanks. Do you happen to know if anyone sales premade molding - I don't have power tools (or skill) to do ☺the the cutting.
I never even thought about doing molding on the door like that! And I was just about to buy a new kitchen closet door to replace the old hollow slab I have now but this will cost so much less and look just as good if not better! Thank you!
what number grit sandpaper did you use?
Likely 100 or so, a touch higher or lower should be fine as well as the paint will easily cover up any leftover scratches.
@@PatonHaus Thank you!!
I was going to replace my doors but then I realised there’s nothing wrong with them, they’re just old. So ima hire me someone to do this because I’m not confident with saws or measurements nor do i have those tools. Still, should save me a lot of money.
Great video mate. I was wondering is the door identical both ways ?
Just one side, the side facing outwards.
I love that vintage door knob hardware
Painted wood is stupid
Have you been outside before?
Boom!
Thank you for this video! what sand grit did you use to sand? thank you in advance! amazing work
Thank you thank you
You are very welcome 👍
Great idea. If you have the tools (router), you can even make your own mouldings. That's basically how I did mine with the mouldings I made. Save a couple of £ too.
That's true, but I think buying primed, sanded, solid wood trim for around $30 a door is hard to beat. I don't think I'd be saving any money by buying the raw materials and paint to get the same end product. If the door weren't getting painted I would definitely consider making my own trim to avoid the finger-jointed stuff.
You earned a new subscriber!!!!
Wow, such a great video. I would like to do this, because replacing my ugly 1963 hollow core doors is extremely out of my budget. I am a novice. How did you select the trim? I noticed there appeared to be two identical looking trims on the store shelf, but you picked the $12.xx over the $1.99. I know there is a reason Just curious what it is!
Hi there, it may not be clear in the video but the $1.99 tag is a price per foot, meaning the same 8 foot length would cost $16. Buying a pre-cut 8’ length for $12.69 is the more cost effective option. If you had very tall doors then you may need to buy it by the foot to ensure you’re getting one full length instead of having joints in the wood. Hopefully that answers your question. 👍
@@PatonHaus Ah, that makes sense. I zoomed in on the video but just couldn't make out that detail. Thanks so much for answering. BTW, I concur with the many comments on how enjoyable it was to watch your "this is how it's done, not how I feel about it" video. THANK YOU!!
Thank you so much. I thought that these ugly doors cant be changed to white. Thanks, once more 😊
What size nails did you use
This is a man's video! Straight to the point. No wasting time. No mindless jibber jabber... and exactly the information needed. Thanks for posting and thanks for treating the viewer with respect.
Very Nice
1:46 so satisfying
This video is treasure for someone looking to make his/her room look modern and minimalist
Wow! I was looking for such project and it is spot on (I got almost the same door!). Many thanks for sharing.
I got the door. Just need to be the big arse cutting machine...
Thanks love from india #indiadoor #odishadoor
Please can you tell me the suitable decorative moulding sizes which is suitable for 33 x 80 inch door. (I asked about the 3 sizes of decorating mouldings which use to make 2 rectangles)
Hi there, if you watch portions of the video again you’ll see clips of the measurements of my door. If you just add the difference in size to my measurements you’ll end up with what you need. Otherwise just eyeball it, you can make yours look however you want 👍
Super
How do you take away the list uppwards the door?
👍👍😊
I can't believe it.
It's spectacular!
Thanks Eddie!
WOW ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!
Thank You
high quality door now just a hidden gem
What size of nails you did?
love it...what's the size of your door???
Hi Grace, the measurements are in the video at 0:40.
He actually robbed the bank on this one. I am really impressed! Ain't nobody throwing out doors at his house!
Love this! I’ll try it at my parents house ❤
I regret removing and dumping about 12 similar looking doors from my future remodel.. Now i have to spend a ton on reinstalling brand new doors ... A little too late for me but I learn from your video to stop removing and throwing away qualaty materials to then replace them with Inferior box store crap.
If you replaced the door handle, hinges or painted them black it would’ve looked 5x better. it already looks good but would’ve looked way better.
True, but in my case the rest of my house still had a very old feel to it. Replacing hardware in one area has a tendency to make all of the other older hardware look even worse. I made the call to keep it all existing to keep the old vibes uniform throughout the house.
@@PatonHaus makes sense
Hard to see exactly what molding you used but was it shingle molding , also great job !!
Ummh just buy a new door less hassles.. for all that effort not worth my while...to start off with all the tools you nedd labour petrol material and time... Are you really saving? that's more like a retirement hobyy...
It’s a 75 year old house, all the doors are solid and heavy. The door openings are not standard sizes, with old style hardware suitable for the age of the house. There’s zero benefit to replacing the doors with MDF cardboard hollow core replacements with cheesy modern hardware. It’s okay if you aren’t capable of doing this kind of work, maybe buying new doors would work better for you.
I like it a lot, great idea and great looking too. 👍
Thank you! 👍
What gauge and length nail did you use?
Perfect! This is just what I was looking for to update my interior doors and interior french doors!
Any idea where that doorknob backplate came from?
It’s original to the house so it’s at least 70 years old.
Do you just do the door from the outside?
What kind of paint?😊
What type pf paint did you use on the door?
The top coat is a water based paint but I did have to use an oil-to-water primer because the original finish on the door was oil-based.
The hardest part for me would be the math. I hated math. Thank you for this video. You make it look so easy!!!
Great video, but I am hoping to skip the nailing and just glue it. Thoughts?
That’s an option but you’ll need to consider how to hold everything in place while it dries.
I love this video he is mute 😂😂😂😂😂 straight to the point and the sound of the tools AMAZING 😍.
i like your Video just because u go straight to the point...good job..
I really like this video! I was just wondering how long did it take you to wait for the primer to dry and how long to finish all?
The primer dries quickly, maybe a few hours. I did all the doors in my house so it took a little while, each door takes maybe 2 days with paint drying time included.
@@PatonHaus ok that's good to know thanks!
Any one can guid me how to cover the original design on my door ? I think most of you know how the old brown doors look . the design still shows after sanding I want straight plain door . Any idea
What does your door look like? Can you find a photo on Google?
I really like these kind of doors planning to install all 9 of them like this only. New ones.
Really nice video it shows everything important, even the little things that someone who does it for the first time would not think of and any other video doesnt show these things and make it look too simple
Did you prime before? Or just paint?
Im concerned about re-hanging the door afterwards??
Provided you haven’t replaced the hinges with new ones it will go back up in the exact same spot. It’s easiest to leave the hinges on the wall and only remove the pins.
Never use bush for doors. Use foam roller as the finish is amazing with no brush marks.
Definitely, even better is spraying with an air paint sprayer 👌
Made my day, was think how to use flush door like this.
Is this good to fix u bedroom door when u sell u home and the door plate hole isn't good?