Will this work to age new brass hinges on a hundred year old door? Thanks.
922795
Yes, but rough up the brass slightly first with a scotch brite. The patina will work much faster that way. After neutralizing in a water + baking soda bath, rub lightly with baking soda on your finger to get that antiqued look and brighten up the high spots for interesting texture. Check You Tube for some great video how-tos.
2245683
I think it will work on any metal surface. If you did the polishing, make sure the polish didn't have any silicone or wax in it. If it did, I would use lacquer thinner to clean before spraying. I found that this product does not work on outdoor projects. I used it on exterior brass door hardware and it lasted about two weeks before peeling.
704615
If your door works with a standard doorknob, it will work with this. If not, you'll need to get crafty.
736056
Yes it should as long as your door, when opened, and/or hinges (European style) do not narrow your trim opening width to less than about 81/4-81/2 inches.Good Luck
1922721
Yes, it does work for mine. Please note that because the metal hinge has been installed in reverse for long time, it will or may need to have minor adjust for the new direction direction.
686115
Sorry, I bought it to use on brass candlestick holders. It worked wonders. You might try it on just a small area of something stainless steel before trying it on a whole appliance. Good luck.
2168145
I do not know whether it will work on a metal door frame. I can confirm though that it works where a single button push will activate multiple chimes placed in different locations of the house.We are close to trashing ours after just a year of use. The batteries are very quick to drain down. In addition, it will simply let out a chime at random times a couple times a month. I can't recall what rating I gave this product, but can tell you I will never buy another one.
279592
Mine is a two door corner sans lazy Susan so yes. Of course, if this is to replace existing hinges then just take care that the inset hole aligns properly. Note that I'm no carpenter so take my advice at your own risk.
1240981
It def would work, but either a portion of the hinge would need to be left in place for aesthetic reasons, or you would have to remove the hinge, fill in the holes, and refinish it.
1919656
Of course it will work - As long as you want to use it to "pull" the door closed. If you want to have it "pushed", that's a different product.
1377984
I did repair my door with the hinge kit. It has worked fine ever since. There are two styles of hinge kits, so make sure you get the right one. I ordered both before figuring out which one worked for my door.
1374637
We used the knobs on a older home (abt 1940's era). There was an original one on an old door. The knob broke when it was accidentally hit. The ones we ordered worked perfectly for that, however, I cannot answer if they'll fit french doors or not.
781514
I used this for my own homemade door panel. The item is 3/4 inch long spike, it needs a 1/4 or less hole to press into. If your application can handle these sizes it should work.
1992273
Yes, it will work. If it's the hinge side, you'll need to shim the mount so the hinges are inline.
2131952
Yes it'll work for any brass. You'll have to get the feel of it but after that It's a wonder broom. I don't bend over or down to pick up brass hardly ever thanks to the broom. I definitely recommend getting one. Its a low back saver...
1953000
I don't know the specifics of your garage door, but my house is 91 years old and this opener works like a charm. The garage door, in my case, is new, but the garage is very short, I guess that's how they built them in the '20s, I needed this opener because there wasn't enough clearance between the door and the rafters to accommodate a traditional opener. I was very happy when I got this opener installed.
491263
No. I used it on a 100 year old bread bowl. Worked great. Really restored the woods rich look. Great for almost any wood.