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Remove Door Hardware and Secure Screws

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What happens here

Carefully remove all door hardware, including handles, locks, and latch mechanisms. For the latch mechanism, note the placement of different sized screws (e.g., long screw at the top, short screw at the bottom) and use tape to secure them to the hardware piece itself. This prevents mixing up screws and ensures proper reassembly. This also prevents paint from getting on the hardware.

Tools and materials

  • Painter's Tape
  • Screwdriver

What they say

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and then we'll begin pulling off the hardware and then remove the doors all right so I got looked up found the instructions got this thing off came off pretty easily it's interesting this plunger had a long screw in the top short screw in the bottom and if I didn't know that I could turn around and like end up using this one someplace else or if I reverse them this little screws probably not gonna get very much bite on the top because a long screw was in there so that's exactly why I like to just put them back in where they came from put some tape over there it does say up so I know that's up screws are right there where I can find them now I'm to the point where I could almost take this door off I'm gonna take and start cleaning it with my Dawn dish soap right here in my microfiber towel make sure you use a towel that has no contaminant it's on it that's you know clean if you don't get any of these and all the contaminants off once again I say you could run into a problem you know what we call fisheye and that's were the surface tension of the surface or contaminant is different than the surface tension of the paint and what you end up seeing is these little round

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