can this be used on a door to protect the paint?
320203
We used it on a door over stain and it worked superbly. I would check with the manufacturer about using it over paint.
320204
It should work just fine. You will need to de-glaze the surface (or sand with 150-grit sandpaper) before applying the varnish to aid adhesion. This product yellows, but it is transparent, and the underlying surface will be visible.
320205
Yes but the underlying paint must be sanded flat first or it will not stick.
1975904
Yes it can. You may have to use an extra coat of paint for complete coverage though.
993910
I would say you can paint a door easily. Just practice on adjusting the spray rate first. Takes some practice to get the right amount of paint on the surface.
175659
This type of paint was made to be sprayed over a painted surface. I dont see any harm in using it on other things, unless that object is made if real wood. There are clear coat paints made specifically for that so that the wood can stay protected.
634281
We're using it on wood doorframe that one of our cats destroyed. I'm probably not the right person to ask because most of the white paint was scratched off prior to my applying. I did, however repaint and put tape over that without issue.
2265314
I'm sure you could as long as it was secured sufficiently as not to allow movement and consequential cracking of the primer&paint.;I think you might want to also look at Z-channel and another layer of drywall with sound proofing insulation in between.I guess it depends if this is permanent,(ie. your house/condo) as opposed to an apartment.Here is a good website that I learned from....http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/how-tosKevin
1324461
I've only used it on an inside door, but I think that if the door you wish to use it on is smooth enough on the surface, it should be possible. However, rain, wind and weather would wear on it, so I think it wouldn't last as long on an outside door. The most important thing, though, is to apply it to as smooth a surface as possible.
721715
You could...maybe use a towel item to act as a paint protector if it's going to be knocked into. There are cheaper options!
415678
Yes, and ours has worked perfectly for years. We framed the hole on wood And painter it with semi gloss paint. Then we screwed the door onto the wood with screws that we purchased ourselves. Be sure to cut the hole small enough that you can screw onto the wood frame. I think this is stronger than installing it the way it is intended.
2142884
You could put it on a door but it is more for reducing vibrations inside a car door for actual "sound proofing" you will want something fluffy like insulation or even a rug hung up on the door might help, this will most likely take paint off of a door or similar surface it is NOT made to be removable.
372465
Yea, I guess it could. It has great adhesive in the back. The only thing is I'm not sure how you would remove it without damaging the paint.
1269751
Yes, but you should try to keep it on the paint. It isn't made for plastic.
706612
The paint would have to be stripped. Paint sits on top of the wood and stain will soak into it. If you are going for an antique look...you would apply and rub off. But if you want the whole door the color of the stain you would need to take paint off.
1319893
It can depending on how thick your door is. I screwed it to the top of the door (there are predrilled holes in the holder) so I wouldn't have to worry about it.
993909
I would not buy this gun specifically for a big project like a door, but I have painted large door size surfaces and it does okay.
2050412
I am not really sure you would want to use this for a house door as it will not come off cleanly if you are renting or ever planning on selling your house. I would recommend the sound proofing foam that home depot sells or Amazon offers it is cheaper and is just tacked to the door so there would be a few pin holes left in the door if you ever sold your house or moved out. This one is a tar based adheasive and would leave a black goo on the door that would be a pain to take off cleanly.
395745
I did not try, but I think it is a good idea. It should work, since the paint will probably not disturb/change, e.g. the thickness of the material. Good luck!