Re-hang Doors and Final Clean-up

What happens here

Once the doors are dry enough to handle (though not fully cured), they are carefully re-hung. The presenter emphasizes handling them by the areas that were not painted, such as where the hinges attach or exposed metal sections, to avoid fingerprints or scratches on the fresh paint. After the doors are back in place, a simple straight razor blade is used to meticulously clean up any minor paint bleed-through on the glass or other masked areas. This ensures crisp, clean lines. Finally, the glass panels are wiped down with a microfiber cloth to remove any dust or residue, completing the professional finish.

Goal: The newly painted doors are re-hung, and any final paint bleed-through or residue is removed to complete the project.