[Pete[_17_]]

I plan on painting a few doors at home, I was after some advice.

The plan is to rub it down gently, they are some nasty brown woody looking
doors. I want them to be white at the end of the process.

So long as its hard wearing and looks clean I'd be happy.

Having never done this sort of thing before hints/tips and advice on pulling
it off well would be very very very welcomed lol

[Dean Heighington[_2_]]

"Pete" wrote:
I plan on painting a few doors at home, I was after some advice.

The plan is to rub it down gently, they are some nasty brown woody looking
doors. I want them to be white at the end of the process.

So long as its hard wearing and looks clean I'd be happy.

Having never done this sort of thing before hints/tips and advice on pulling
it off well would be very very very welcomed lol

If they are wood veneer and not already painted then just undercoat them
with BIN Acrylic primer/undercoat dries almost instantly. Then top coat
with Dulux trade satinwood (nicer than gloss). Don't overload brush. Keep
edges wet and moving and start at top left to right then down. Or take
doors off and lay flat one at a time in garage/ shed not garden as you'll
get all sorts landing on them.

HTH
D.

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