process looks like. Standing them up, you know, this method right here. I've actually done this uh by myself. Uh it looks like it's possibly a twoman job. Lot easier uh with two people, but these are holo core doors, light doors. I'll grab two of them. I'll have a a stool and I just like open them up right here. I'll just hold them myself, climb up on the stool, screw them together. Once again, it is easier uh with two people. A lot easier. But I've done this method by myself. I've done the foam pro door method by myself. Super stackers uh door deckers. That's a twoperson thing cuz you have to have one person on one end, another person on the other end to flip them and rotate them. So, if you're doing that method and spraying them down, then uh you know, you'll have to have two people. So, one of the, you know, I'll just talk about the b maybe the drawbacks. If you're not comfortable spraying up, you know, runs, sags, you know, if you're not comfortable with doing that when you're spraying them down, you can absolutely load tons of paint on them instead of having to two coat them. You really still should coat them, but you can load tons of paint. You're not going to get runs. Flip it over, load tons more paint, no runs. Uh, so you can be confident you're not going to get any runs. But once again, to me, it doesn't eliminate a step because I always two coat them anyways. And if you're not confident spraying the doors with getting um without getting runs on them, then I'm not sure how you're going to tackle and spray the door jambs, you know, and the window sills and stuff like that if you're doing full wrapped windows without getting runs either. And you know, same goes the walls and stuff. So, I I just highly suggest, you know, learning, getting comfortable with standing up when you're doing new construction. All right. Now, we're going to start taking our doors down just like they go up. We're just going to be unscrewing them. You know, one person's going to be grabbing the one door, removing it, leaning up against the wall. Make sure who's ever handling the doors that's taking them down, they should wash their hands before handling the doors. The last thing you want to do is get dirty handprints on the door. If the doors aren't 100% cure, it's very important that your fingers go into the door hole and other finger goes where the hinges are. Do not like manhandle or grab the doors. So, that one's ready to go. If you're using like a long cure time paint,…
