Would this product work on a metal door with some wood trim? There are at least a few coats of paint on it and the trim area has bubbled gunky paint
168193
Yes absolutely EcoSolve's Home Strip Paint & Varnish Remover is perfect for safely removing multiple layers of paint from wood and metal surfaces!
168194
I don't know if it will work on metal. On wood works but you have to let it work once applied and you minght need to apply several times
1859100
I don't think it would be successful as the case is particle board with a grained material applied. The doors are probably paintable. You might try papering or some textured "faux" (fake) finish. I don't think you cheapen it by so doing.
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I can't see where it would damage the door. That said, where I live right now, I am using it on a metal door. I can say there have been no indentations or anything to the door. The piece is small, but holds securely.
540430
Just use a magic eraser from the local store. The spray paint should come off without damaging the door paint.
1721599
If I understand the question, it would work if you mounted the large part on the door and inset the magnet into the trim.
1803529
I would ask a car dealer or body shop or even a Pep Boys... because I do not know! Or try inside door where the paint is and see what happens...
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I only used paint and thinned it out with just a little bit of water. If stain is thinner I would assume it would work. I wish I had purchased this a long time ago before I painted 4 rooms!
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The directions on bottle say to "avoid painted surfaces." However I did a bit of overlapping on my job onto a painted surface and no harm seemed to be done. The stuff is painted on with a brush, so Iused an small artist type brush for close areas. I did the job last April and the door still looks like new. I suggest you try a small amount on to a painted surface you don't care much about to see for yourself.
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It should work just fine. Make sure to keep the product moist on the wood. I use an inexpensive paint brush to apply and in a few minutes, when it looks like it is drying, I give it another brushing and then in a few minutes scrap a spot to test if it is ready to remove. I put some stripper in a separate container (plastic coffee can) so as not to contaminate the original container. This will extend the shelf life of the original container and it will last for years for future projects.
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have never tried it on shower doors,as I don't have them,however I have used it on the glass front of my wood stove and it worked and cut through the soot and smoke, using the spray and newspapers instead of paper towels. I would think it could work for your doors. Won't hurt to try and let me know
780333
Paint might work if you lightly sanded the surface to roughen it up so paint will have something to grab onto.
1976260
This will stick to a smooth finish fiberglass door. If your door has a woodgrain pattern, this will not work....the grooves in the faux wood grain will not allow the suction cup to work properly.
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i have used this on wood, my garage door with no problems. Just be sure to wipe it off well.
320203
We used it on a door over stain and it worked superbly. I would check with the manufacturer about using it over paint.
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I used the product on a garage door and it does help. It might work better on glass but won't look very good.
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As the can says it is a metal polish, so I beleive it would work fine on any metal, you just rub some of the product on it until it turns dark and wipe it off, should look great, I have also left a thin coat of the product overnight on items that were realy bad and the next day they came back to life
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I've painted wood metal wicker plastic etc.. with great results. However not this particular product. I'd think if you abraded and primed the surface you would achieve the same.