I have a small ding in my door. Will this get it out?
1553402
Tough call. Sometimes bigger dents pull out all of the way while smaller ones crease and remain.It is worth a try for the price.
1553403
Tough call. Sometimes bigger dents pull out all of the way while smaller ones crease and remain. It is worth a try for the price.
1553404
No it won't. You are going to have to remove the interior panel on the door and push the dent out.
683590
It will depend on your door and how tight the frame is but it has not caused any problems with mine. When closing the door I don't even notice it's there
2098134
Probably not because you have to screw it in the door or else it moves whenever you open/close the door.
1283622
It will help a bit but not much. It leaves all the edges exposed for the normal operation of the garage door and the sound will get out anyway.
2182751
I don't thinks so because it didn't do a whole lot for the ding in my sink. It's similar to nail polish.....not a great product for me. Sorry.
941497
Sorry, this toy is at another property at the moment so I can't physically check right now, but it is rather quiet operating. I don't recall a dinging bell or anything just the drawer sliding open when the credit card is swiped or the lever is pulled. I'm happy to check for sure when we travel and get back to you then if that helps.
1980922
If you didn't want the door, it could be removed and put back on later. I do that when I clean it. Hope this helps!
994876
No, it is a door stop. (Prevents dings in the wall behind the door) Best to use a wedge under a heavy glass door like yours.
1436041
Yes, usually one of the plastic hook shaped clips on the underside of the door gets bent or pushed in. You have to pull the door off again and bend the hook back out. It needs to clear the hole it slides into before pushing the door on. It isn't designed very well, but it works if you're careful.
1070317
Use a hammer and a big nail, or a pin punch and drift it out from the bottom. Using a hinge type door stop eventually damages the door, and the trim. Only use as a last resort. There are other options.
186316
Probably. Its just essentially thick rubber that you can easily shape and stick on. I would imagine that the gaps around the door would probably let most of the noise out so you'd have to figure out a solution to that. Assume you're going to apply the stuff to the inside of the door. Should help some.
751774
Just pull and it will comes out. May be your didn't changed for a longtime so it might be glued in. Pull hard.
1058593
It will start screeching as soon as you turn the door knob. You will just have to open the door and slide the switch up to the middle
715635
IMHO...it will stop metal vibration harmonics and dampen road noise a bit. I did the inside of my doors and used 1 coat spayed on thick. Be careful with this stuff it stays tacky for a while and is very messy to clean up.
622451
It might be too far away from the floor. My doors were about 2 inches from the floor and it was not long/tall enough to secure the door.
1631074
yes, pull the release cord open the door by hand, door should be balanced and you will have little trouble.
1288406
Mine works but not very well - it dings with the door bell. I have it in my basement when someone goes to the front door it seems to work ok. Don't believe I could recommend it though.