Post-Painting Tips and Removal

twice so your ends do get hit twice like the rest of the door so it's all has an even coat it's really gelled out all the way around this comes up a lot you know uh on the bottoms of the doors and the tops of the doors do we paint the bottoms and the tops of the doors and you know people will bring up you know if you don't it's going to avoid the warranty well these are interior doors they're not exposed the moisture it's not an exterior door exterior door is like a front door or a side man door to a garage if you want it to be 100% protected and it's it's a brand new door and has a warranty to it you should probably paint or seal the top and bottom of the door it's again these are interior doors and I would say I don't think I've ever seen a house in my 25 to 30e career on an interior door with a door on the top or bottom was actually painted can you paint the tops and bottom bottoms yeah you can't paint it when it's sitting down like this the only time you could actually paint it say is if you're spraying them flat once this door dries and you install it you can actually roll the top of the door and paint the top of the door then you can't do the bottom so you could once this thing is painted you could actually lay it down on a saw horse and then paint the the bottoms the top and bottom of the door or before you actually put it on the stand that's what you wanted to do roll the tops and bottoms I'm 100% comfortable not painting the tops and bottoms of these doors cuz they are interior doors and I've never seen an interior door uh swell warp fail because of moisture and because it the door was not sealed top and bottom by any painter that I've ever seen so you know that's going to be once again another personal preference thing now we'll remove this I'm doing like 10 doors I'm going to remove it and they're just going to be stacked right in a row