My hubby paints doors with a paint sprayer. It makes it easy to get into all the molding crevices. They are an investment but if you paint a lot in your home, it may be a great investment.
Hi Jackie, get the proper paint for the material they are made from, i.e wood or metal, tape the edges where the glass and frame meet with masking tape on the glass, to prevent the paint getting on the glass, and have fun painting!
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I would use a roller to get in all the crevasse
it is for sure a tricky thing to do...paint brushes of different kinds will be really helpful
Sorry, what is a stacker door?
The key to all painting is meticulous prep work (sand, clean, prime) and high quality brushes.
I would say an angled brush and small roller
Here is a complete tutorial on it... https://bushraslifestyle.com/how-to-paint-doors-and-trim/
Good luck!
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My hubby paints doors with a paint sprayer. It makes it easy to get into all the molding crevices. They are an investment but if you paint a lot in your home, it may be a great investment.
Hi Jackie, get the proper paint for the material they are made from, i.e wood or metal, tape the edges where the glass and frame meet with masking tape on the glass, to prevent the paint getting on the glass, and have fun painting!
Thank you so much, given me confidence to begin!