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Removing exterior door without damage
I installed two sets of exterior french doors about three months ago.
I installed them incorrectly - the jambs are flush with the studs instead of the drywall. Now it's time to install molding and I'd like to fix my mistake. I caulked with silicone caulk under the theshhold. Having done so, can I remove these doors to re-install them without damaging the threshold? I ask because when I've removed exterior doors in the past, the threshold has stuck and been ruined by removal. Those doors were new construction doors and I don't know if it was caulk or something else creating the adhesion. Thanks for your help. |
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