Use lacquer thinner on a rough rag. If necessary remove hardware from the door.
With a quality paint stripper, follow the directions on the container.
If you can take the hardware off the door and the door right off the frame. If you can't then use masking tape and tape all the hardware. Door knobs can be taken right off (2 screws on each side.) If there is existing paint on the door and it looks OK and is the same type of paint you are planning on using (oil on oil or latex on latex ... water based paint) then you don't need to sand. If the door is in bad shape with a few little holes, heavy scratches, etc., then it's best to give the door a good sanding first and then be sure you wash off the dust with soapy water and it's dry if you are using oil based paint (you don't have to worry about the door being damp if you are using latex paint.) Marcy
Use thinner for that paint.
Compund W might do the trick. But do NOT use a lot, as it would also remove the vehicle's paint finish. I had a scrape on my driver door and I used some Compound W on it. Now, you have to get about an inch from the door to tell there was a scrape there.
Heat them in an old crockpot - water and detergent only.
With a quality paint stripper, follow the directions on the container.
If you can take the hardware off the door and the door right off the frame. If you can't then use masking tape and tape all the hardware. Door knobs can be taken right off (2 screws on each side.) If there is existing paint on the door and it looks OK and is the same type of paint you are planning on using (oil on oil or latex on latex ... water based paint) then you don't need to sand. If the door is in bad shape with a few little holes, heavy scratches, etc., then it's best to give the door a good sanding first and then be sure you wash off the dust with soapy water and it's dry if you are using oil based paint (you don't have to worry about the door being damp if you are using latex paint.) Marcy
Use thinner for that paint.
Hardware is installed after paint. Hardware is a personal preference. Sold individually so the door company does not have to stock so many different combinations. Your salesman will assist you in matching hardware with your new door purchase.
To effectively remove paint from a door, you can use a chemical paint stripper or a heat gun to soften the paint, then scrape it off with a putty knife or a paint scraper. Be sure to wear protective gear and work in a well-ventilated area.
If it has etched the glass,there is no way to remove it.
Just wipe it with the thinner for that paint.
To paint a metal front door without removing it, you can follow these steps: Clean the door thoroughly with a degreaser and sand it lightly to create a rough surface for the paint to adhere to. Use painter's tape to mask off any areas you don't want to paint, such as the hardware or windows. Apply a coat of metal primer to the door and let it dry completely. Paint the door with a high-quality metal paint, using a brush or roller for an even finish. Allow the paint to dry completely between coats, and apply multiple coats as needed for full coverage. Once the paint is dry, remove the painter's tape and admire your freshly painted front door.
To safely and effectively remove pocket doors from your home, follow these steps: Start by removing the door trim and any hardware attached to the door. Slide the door out of the pocket door frame carefully. Lift the door out of the track and set it aside. Remove the track and hardware from the door frame. Patch any holes or damage left behind from the removal process. Remember to take your time and be cautious when handling the door and hardware to avoid any injuries or damage.
To effectively remove paint from door hinges, you can use a paint stripper or solvent to soften the paint, then scrape it off with a putty knife or wire brush. Make sure to wear protective gear and work in a well-ventilated area.
Take the door outside and use a chemical stripper.
Compund W might do the trick. But do NOT use a lot, as it would also remove the vehicle's paint finish. I had a scrape on my driver door and I used some Compound W on it. Now, you have to get about an inch from the door to tell there was a scrape there.