This was really good and I needed to know everything you suggested as mostly watching would be amateurs. Thank you, by the way I love your response to the negative post😊

Thank you for the video! We have solid wood doors that were a very dark stain. I painted them white, but did not prime first. What a huge mistake! So now I have to do it over. So I'm assuming I sand a bit, prime and paint again correct? I've heard to do a light sand in between coats to get a really smooth finish Is that necessary? Thank you!

Hi, Did you think the paint at all or just straight out of the can?, same approach for trim as well?

Curious. Why not just use the 4 inch roller on the toe and heal? Good video 👍

Appreciate the video. Came trying to see if we could paint doors while hung. We painted one side of each door twice (after having someone hang them), and didn’t want to pull them again to do the other side. 1: plenty for a newbie 2: never thought the door behind was messed up 3: why paint the top? Seems like a waste of time (suggested by someone else). Hoping our SW emerald comes out as good. Appreciate you. Oh and F the douches that just have to complain about something.

If you painted the whole door with just a brush (no rollers) would it leave brush marks?

Door looks beautiful what paint is this? Do you recommend Emerald urethane for doors? ProClassic?

Great video! Ugh. Trying to fix to slight marks on beautiful door similar to this one. Guy at Sherwin-Williams told me to use a foam roller and it turned out like crap. I’m moving and it’s my friends door so I’m going to sand down the one panel, maybe the whole thing and do your process. I’ve painted a ton but not these really smooth doors. Should I just use 150 grit or something else then 150?

I practiced rolling on one of my doors and it came out super textured. I didnt like it, so i sand it down completely flat with 180 grit and finished with 220. Re tried again and rolled it... once it again supet textured. I cant figure out how to get it smooth when rolling. 😢

I have the same color for the doors. Do you know which Sherwin color it matches to?

Appreciate the video. Came trying to see if we could paint doors while hung. We painted one side of each door twice (after having someone hang them), and didn’t want to pull them again to do the other side. 1: plenty for a newbie 2: never thought the door behind was messed up 3: why paint the top? Seems like a waste of time (suggested by someone else). Hoping our SW emerald comes out as good. Appreciate you.

This is exactly how it should be done. Anyone saying you should take off the door clearly doesn't get that as a professional painter, you pretty much won't get paint on the hardware. Plus its a lot easier and faster to paint while the doors hung, you get to do the whole thing without having any drips or finger marks afterwards.

Great channel for professionals. Nothing here for a beginner. Moving on ....

Don't forget to dust the top of the door and around the door knob, the roller will grab loose particles and deposit them in your paint job.

I used roller with semigloss paint and it left roller marks. Semigloss drove me crazy!

If the door, trim and cabinets were previously painted with semi-gloss would it need to be sanded and primed before the new color goes on? Thank you.

did you apply primer to the door before painting? thanks.

I painted my door with a microfiber roller. The finish came out perfectly apart from the little fibers that stuck to the door. How do I prevent this when painting subsequent doors please? I used acrylic enamel paint,

please u teach me how to say in english for buy the white liquid to paint the door? i am renting condo apt here door is too old want to paint make it look new. please help me out. thanks. just open and pain or have to mix with things else before can go paint on the door ? please help me.

Do you ever spray? Seems it's a big selling point for the speed, but the cleaning and the masking time. I can see it for industrial jobs or exterior fences or garage doors, but interior doesn't make much sense to me.

Hi, I just moved the door knob on a bifold closet door from the side to the center. I Patch the hole and now I need to paint that area on the door. Any tips?

Do i need to apply any undercoating product before paint?

When do you make the other side?

Another excellent video. I am going to be painting that exact door style except it's new pre-primed molded panel solid core. I am using BM Advance and plan to use your technique shown in this video but I noticed when I painted pre-primed mdf baseboards that the first coat of advance really soaks in fast and it gets tacky very quickly causing deep brush marks no matter how fast I try to get it on and leave a wet edge. Overlap areas are nearly impossible to avoid. The smooth finish is more important to me on the door than the baseboards so I was wondering if it would be better to re-prime the pre-primed door before painting with advance. Paint color is Simply White in Pearl finish if that make a difference. Thanks in advance for your advice.

Is trim paint same color as the door sir

Wouldn't you advise cleaning the door first? and does not the whole thing need to be sanded a little to take off the shine? Thanks!

how do you avoid streaks?

Make video how you wash your paint brush after using semi gloss paint

Did you use water based paint.?

My door frame is down to wood. How do I do that?

Naps what material?

No sanding of the whole door to ensure a good key for the new paint? 🤔

No primer is needed?

Friendly tip! WOW! All this to paint a door? Why not work out of the paint tray? Correct, start with the heel. I would suggest you put more paint on your brush. All you need to paint a door is TSP, sanding sponge, a 6'' fabric whizz roller and a 2'' quality paint brush. That door would normally take 2 min to paint. The gooseneck guy! Cheers!

Would you recommend priming first if the door was shoddily painted a green color by an instagram wanna be previous owner? 🙃

Even easier is getting a tampon roller and rolling the whole door minus the edges and back brush. You can push it in them corners better than with a 4 in roller

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take a look at the glass door in the background . lol😁

Take the door off and remove all hardware.

Love the shit paint job on the glass behind him, paint everywhere 😂😂😂😂😂

Wasted a lot of time by not removing the latch or taping over all the hinges. It only takes seconds to tape a hinge

Amateur brushing the brush down over edges will sure create a lip of paint. You should brush up over the upper edges and down over the lower edges 🙈🙈

Spraying is vastly superior if you know what you are doing. BTW only amateurs use tape rather than removing all of the hardware, which is faster, easier, and better AKA the Trifecta of the right way. Don't bother responding....

No prime?

How is the door a flat panel ? It has a recessed design.