Final Inspection and Finishing Touches

overspray inside. We're good to go. It looks better than I thought it was going to look. So, that looks pretty impressive. So, I ended up picking up new hinges for it. So, the hinges will look nice. Weather strips were black weather strips. It's white trim, white door. We'll install white weather strips and it's going to look fresh, clean, and new. It would probably cost about $1,200 to get a new door door jamb. So, this is a a good fix to make this thing, you know, look really good and it's not going to be cost nearly 1,200 bucks. I always like using a flexible knife. So, this is a two-edge 2-in flex knife right here. I don't like stiff knives. I like flexible knives. The sanders right here, I talked about it. So, my Equa sand 3 by 4 sander with film tech. This will sand all your nicks and dings flat. I sanded with film tech 320 on the flats then I use my Equa silk fine sponge on the contoured edges. You can't use spackle. Spackle's too soft. A little ding like that, it'll just sand the spackle right out. It'll still be there. Spackle's too brittle on a door like this, too. I typically just have a plastic putty knife right here. The Bondo doesn't stick to it. It'll actually just break off.