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Spot-painting A Garage Door
I used a WD40 type lubricant on my garage door track this winter and just
noticed it dripped onto the front of one of the door panels. I tried cleaning it with 401 withoout luck then paint thiner and finally acetone (after I called the lubricant manufacturer). Well I think I've gotten myself into a bit of a piclkle because now I've remove paint to the point where some corners and edges of a small cross member are showing gray; I'm pretty sure that's base metal. Bottom line: Looks like the door is powder coated (painted) and I've removed enough to disturb the asthetics. Area is the size of a softball. Question: Repair suggestions? |
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