Skip to main content

Set Up Workstation for Door

1:36
9:01
103.9K views

At 1:36 in

Refinishing A Front Door. Clear Coating A Door With Urethane.

What happens here

The removed door is moved outdoors to a grassy area. The presenter places two 5-gallon buckets on the grass, topping them with cardboard shields to create a stable and protected surface for the door. This setup ensures the door is elevated for easy access and prevents damage to the door's back surface during the refinishing process.

Tools and materials

  • 5-gallon Buckets
  • Cardboard Shields

What they say

Hide

Okay, now I've removed that the door. I'm going to set it up out here in the grass on two 5gallon buckets. I put some plastic plastic up over the door so no bugs or dust will go flying in the house. And it's just good customer service to cover up that opening for the customer so they don't lose a lot of their heating or cooling either. So, we're going to set this door on here. I'm going to put some cardboard shields on the buckets to actually protect the opposite side of the door. You want to use some type of protection cuz the buckets or whatever you set it on could actually scratch that door. Now, I'm going to begin this process of getting this door ready. I'm just going to be using a square sanding sponge, a fine sanding sponge, cuz this door is in pretty good shape. I don't want to sand into the clear coat or actually into the stain where I'd have to restain it. I'm just going to lightly sand the clear coat and then we're going to be recle coating it. [Music]

Auto-generated from the video audio.