Would paint adhere to the metal diameters so it could blend with the door color ?
1811728
I do not know that because I did not tried to paint it. I found it myself beautiful just the way it is.
1811729
I would not paint the outside (the larger side). Only the 2 silver rings separated by a black ring are not glass on the outside. Black and silver should look nice with most colors and it would be very hard to paint a perfect ring around the glass. On the inside the eye hole is an empty black metal tube, it comes off so you probably could get the right kind of paint to stick to it without getting any paint on the lens in the outside part
1811730
You would have to prime it first and then paint. If you paint without priming the paint may not stick.
194499
The specs are 32-36" wide, so I think it would be sightly short in width. Of course you could take the rail to your local Lowes/Home depot and have them cut you two two 1/2 " thick strips of wood the same with as your rails to make up for the difference and then paint the strips the same color as your door frame. Good luck.
1547934
only if the door may be drilled with the door pet dimensions and the door width
1962217
Yes. Very easy to paint as is real wood, not plastic shlock. Put a couple coats of white paint on mine to match wall and door. Could have left it unpainted as looks very nice the way that it arrives. Kind of a light maple color.
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.
1857673
I guess it would depend on the type of paint you would use. The signs are copper metal, you might check with your paint store to see what they would suggest.
1164716
It has not for me. But it could if you put things on and off it a lot. It is just metal against the door. The metal is finished and has no rough edges but if you moved it around some it would eventually mar the paint. You could put a stick-on rubber "foot" on it where it contacts the painted part of the door. They have those at Home Depot and Lowes in the hardware dept and probably on Amazon. They would not have to be very big. You could also use the "felt" stick-ons available so furniture or vases etc do not scratch surfaces they are set on like glass tables or marble floors. It has not for me. But it could if you put things on and off it a lot. It is just metal against the door. The metal is finished and has no rough edges but if you moved it around some it would eventually mar the paint. You could put a stick-on rubber "foot" on it where it contacts the painted part of the door. They have those at Home Depot and Lowes in the hardware dept and probably on Amazon. They would not have to be very big. You could also use the "felt" stick-ons available so furniture or vases etc do not scratch surfaces they are set on like glass tables or marble... » Read More It has not for me. But it could if you put things on and off it a lot. It is just metal against the door. The metal is finished and has no rough edges but if you moved it around some it would eventually mar the paint. You could put a stick-on rubber "foot" on it where it contacts the painted part of the door. They have those at Home Depot and Lowes in the hardware dept and probably on Amazon. They would not have to be very big. You could also use the "felt" stick-ons available so furniture or vases etc do not scratch surfaces they are set on like glass tables or marble floors. « Show Less
2036605
This won't take stain well. It can be lightly sanded and painted. I have a door that won't stay together so it will need to be glued. Otherwise, it is functional.
1426494
These would adhere to metal doors. The adhesive backing is quite strong. Read my review.
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.
673254
I would say that I do not know. Might be easier to select another finish than to paint. The manufacturer or distributor might be able to answer this question.
1545327
There are two notches in the side frame where the door connects that you would have to fill or at least color in white. Otherwise, it would look fine without the door.
1627543
No. If the paint was "poured into each section" it would dry out... The container lid is not air tight. If the different paint colors were placed individually into small air tight containers that fit into each section, it would work fine. But the lid does not seal air tight onto the container with sections. It hold beads or buttons, etc., well.
1806722
Yes, you have to do some paint mixing, it is very easy , the instruction inside give you the way step by step to do it
946711
Depends, It would probably make a difference if you coated the whole door but there are products more for that such as mass loaded vinyl(mlv) which is used for walls and doors. This stuff would be more for around the cracks and in the door jamb. That said, if you stuck it to the door by the sheet it would help, but say goodbye to the paint!
917030
I think the answer is no. The color seems to be a natural color of the metal.
867809
In my opinion no. The material of the wood probably wont hold the paint on there