Can you Messina on a painted garage door? Rabbits are gnawing the paint off down to the wood.
525093
You should be able to. All it is it smells like lemongrass. Worked good for two weeks
525094
It did not deter my cats from anything. It was useless. Get some metal tape from any hardware store and apply it to the wood on your garage door. They aren't going to bite through that!
1164712
The door that I use it on is an all wood door with no paint but it has not scratch the wood in any way. I hope this helps.
1502586
It does seem like it would hold up for a while, as the wood is finished and maybe lacquered even, but if the scratching material is soaked through it might not hold up as well and possibly parts of the wood internally would eventually get water damaged as well as they are probably not finished. Maybe try a cheaper option like a door handle hanging version, put cat nip on it or instead of hanging it (my cats didn't like when it moved) tape it or somehow secure it lower by where they claw. Also maybe cheap corrugated cardboard might work to block damage, although if it's an uncovered area that won't hold up much in rain either... It does seem like it would hold up for a while, as the wood is finished and maybe lacquered even, but if the scratching material is soaked through it might not hold up as well and possibly parts of the wood internally would eventually get water damaged as well as they are probably not finished. Maybe try a cheaper option like a door handle hanging version, put cat nip on it or instead of hanging it (my cats didn't like when it moved) tape it or somehow secure it lower by where they claw. Also maybe cheap corrugated cardboard might work to block damage, although if it's an uncovered area... » Read More It does seem like it would hold up for a while, as the wood is finished and maybe lacquered even, but if the scratching material is soaked through it might not hold up as well and possibly parts of the wood internally would eventually get water damaged as well as they are probably not finished. Maybe try a cheaper option like a door handle hanging version, put cat nip on it or instead of hanging it (my cats didn't like when it moved) tape it or somehow secure it lower by where they claw. Also maybe cheap corrugated cardboard might work to block damage, although if it's an uncovered area that won't hold up much in rain either... « Show Less
522832
I don't see why not. I would think it could be painted but be careful with the doors, they are flimsy. I finally nailed them back in place.
696183
It has a special coating. Normal paint wouldn't do the job. If you try then practice on the inside maybe first.
1158150
Give them time and they should come around, if not try moving it to different spot. I would not paint the plastic.
2197844
I don't know I haven't tried but it is a pretty smooth black plastic and I would think it would be possible to paint it. But matching the colors might be difficult and I think the black handles look just fine, in fact better then the original, on our green Sienna. It helped that I had to replace all the door handles so they all match.
2059457
We gently pulled it off recently because we moved. It didn't peel the paint off but we took our time. Although, we were not able to reuse it at the new home.
1514252
The material has a little gloss/shine to it, which might make it a little harder to paint, but I'm sure that any hardware store can direct you to the right paint to handle the job.
1998840
It was a pain. I called the company and they told me the screws would go into the plastic easily but they didn't. We ended up using a drill to start the holes and bought longer screws. Despite the difficulty assembling it, it looks nice and I put it onto of another raised bed that rabbits were able to get into and it has kept the rabbits out of my vegetables!
2058432
I don't know for sure but I would try it on a test area where it won't be seen. Their website does not say anything about painted wood.
522831
Yes, you could paint it. I thought of painting it myself if I didn't like the color. The louvered doors in the front are solid so the painting would be easy.
827100
No. That would be a danger in pinning the pet between the door and the frame so it doesn't. You would probably need some other product to keep that pet away from the door.
522829
Yes, it should be paintable (that's a word now), but just know that you may have to do some drilling of your own for the screws for the doors. I had to drill the insides of the cabinet myself for the doors to fit on because the holes drilled by the manufacturer were set too far into the frame. Looks decent, but the work is a bit chintzy.
2133848
I would not recommend painting it. Sauder has this product in a sienna oak.
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.
61691
No but it you leave them up too long you might peel some of the paint when you peel them off.