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How To Fix Peeling Paint.

What happens here

The video introduces a door jamb with peeling paint on the side and bottom. The goal is to sand this peeling paint, prime it with Mad Dog Dura-Build primer to smooth out edges, and eventually paint it. The necessary tools, including a Wagner Paint Eater and a 5-in-1 tool, are presented.

Goal: Understand the project scope and gather initial tools.

Tools and materials

  • 5-in-1 Tool — Scraping loose paint and removing weather stripping
  • Extension Cord — Powering the electric sander
  • Paint Eater — Sanding down peeling paint and smoothing the door jamb surface

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co-ainer. In this video, we got a door jam right here that's got some peeling on this side of it and down low. And we're going to be sanding it and then priming it with the Mad Dog primer. This is Durabil primer and it's great for smoothing out the edges that are going to be left behind when we begin sanding this door jamb. So, there's this peeling paint. We're going to be sanding that. We're going to have some bare wood and then some edges on this. We want to smooth it out. And this is an excellent product to use and we're going to be using that and we're going to show you this process. So, stay tuned for this video. So, we're going to begin the process of prepping this door jamb right here. I've got a paint eater right here to begin sanding this peeling paint and sanding this door jamb. Also got myself a 5 in1 tool right here to do any scraping of any loose paint. And got our extension cord hooked up to this thing. We're going to sand this thing and then we're going to brush our primer on it. Let it dry and then we'll be painting it later on in the week when we paint this

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