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My dad visited and “helped” paint my door, now what?
Hey everyone! Recent family visit where a diy task was to paint our back door. My dad painted his door last year and really liked the product he used. I liked the color he chose so we started to work on my door. Welp, it looks terrible. How do I fix this? Can I use another product on top? Process: cleaned then primed steel security door with a multi surface primer. Painted this rustoleum crap. This is after 3 coats. It looks streaky and uneven. I’ve never seen a paint refuse to blend like this! Feeling really frustrated, and of course dad left so I’m stuck with this. Can I do something to fix this? Can I just use a new paint on top? Sand it lightly with steel wool then repaint? Or, does it look fine and I’m just being hyper critical? submitted by /u/milkymossballs [link] [comments]
| | Hey everyone! Recent family visit where a diy task was to paint our back door. My dad painted his door last year and really liked the product he used. I liked the color he chose so we started to work on my door. Welp, it looks terrible. How do I fix this? Can I use another product on top? Process: cleaned then primed steel security door with a multi surface primer. Painted this rustoleum crap. This is after 3 coats. It looks streaky and uneven. I’ve never seen a paint refuse to blend like this! Feeling really frustrated, and of course dad left so I’m stuck with this. Can I do something to fix this? Can I just use a new paint on top? Sand it lightly with steel wool then repaint? Or, does it look fine and I’m just being hyper critical? [link] [comments] |
