Say "Welcome" with a freshly painted front door!
With Rethunk Junk by Laura®, a simple project like a front door refresh is so fun and fast! With 54 colors to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect color to greet your family & friends!
Just two simple steps...
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Step 1 - Prep
Prepping is the first and most important step for every successful paint project. With Rethunk Junk by Laura®, it's so easy! No sanding or priming needed - simply clean with our PREP. Since front doors can be dusty and a bit grimy, be sure to spray it down well and wipe thoroughly - then repeat. Once you're sure it's thoroughly clean, you're ready to paint!
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Step 2 - Paint
Choose your favorite color from our collection of 54 fabulous, self-leveling, quick-drying colors. Apply the paint to your door using a soft-bristle brush - we love the Wooster Shortcut Brush. Allow the first coat to fully dry, usually 30-45 minutes, then apply additional coats to reach desired coverage. Allow to dry well before closing.
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PRO TIPS
We recommend painting doors on days with temperatures above 55 degrees and below 85 degrees. Our paint is self-leveling, but a continuous-mist spray water bottle comes in handy to encourage the leveling - especially on a breezy or warm day. Oh, and one more thing...don't forget the Miracle Brush for painting all those trim details!
Paint the Front Door Bundle | DIY Door Painting Kit
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Still have questions?
Can I paint a metal or fiberglass door?
Yes! Just clean with our Prep Cleaner & paint!
Do I have to remove the door?
Nope! Just clean with our Prep Cleaner right in place and paint as usual. Worried about trimming around hardware? Snag a Miracle Tapered Trim Brush and that part is simple!
Is it too hot/cold to do this project?
Spring & Fall are the perfect seasons for this project! We recommend painting your door when temps will be between 55 and 85 degrees for at least 4 hours to allow for drying.
Should I seal my door with Tuff Top?
Our paint is UV-fade resistant and will seal perfectly without added protection, so Tuff Top is not needed.
If I get tired of the color, can I repaint it?
Absolutely! Just clean with our Prep Cleaner again and move onto your next favorite color!