If the hole is perfectly round like a drilled hole, I would buy a piece of wooden dowel the diameter of the hole, then cut a piece the depth of the hole and hammer in, sand, fill with wood filler, sand and then refinish.
If the hole is not symetrical, I would use some wooden toothpicks, barbecue skewers and force into the hole until filled, then sand, fill and refinish.
Crack I would fill with epoxy filler like JB Weld, let dry, sand, then refinish.
live in condo, the bottom 2 are screws holding mandatory door knocker. The other a peep hole. Thinking similar to bottom pic with a working hinged door, opening so ca...
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Our stained and finished exterior door is peeling and looks horrible! Can anyone tell me how to fix it to look good again? Or do we have to buy a new one?
Wood filler would be an option and the sand it smooth and try and match up the stain if stained.
If it's hollow core, maybe use the string and mesh trick you'd use on a wall. Would give you something more stable for the wood filler to stick to.
Don't try mixing the stain into the wood filler. It's nasty.
If the hole is perfectly round like a drilled hole, I would buy a piece of wooden dowel the diameter of the hole, then cut a piece the depth of the hole and hammer in, sand, fill with wood filler, sand and then refinish.
If the hole is not symetrical, I would use some wooden toothpicks, barbecue skewers and force into the hole until filled, then sand, fill and refinish.
Crack I would fill with epoxy filler like JB Weld, let dry, sand, then refinish.
Hollow core? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K233OoNfKk solid wood round holes wood dowel rods or use wood putty https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-SnzI0lxtw more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jaj1SEm8boQ
https://www.wikihow.com/Repair-a-Damaged-Hollow-Core-Door
https://www.queenbeeofhoneydos.com/repair-hollow-core-door/
https://www.ronhazelton.com/tips/how_to_repair_a_hole_in_a_hollow_core_door