I'd sand it down well and let it dry. Then prime any bare wood, caulk the cracks and apply a coat or two of enamel.
Painting of a bathroom door
Hi all,
I want to paint a part of the bathroom door and the frame. The toilet is very small and when taking a shower, part of the water is going at the door and makes it wet. This is the only bathroom and toilet at the property.
The old paint started cracking and I think it is a good idea to paint it before too much damage is done. I do not have much experience with painting.
My concern is that the water got into the paint cracks into the tree, and then, if I sand the door and paint over it, the paint in some time will form bubbles and cracks.
Is there any faster method of drying the tree after sanding? Maybe with a hairdryer?
Any other advice is welcome
Cheers,
Nick
I want to paint a part of the bathroom door and the frame. The toilet is very small and when taking a shower, part of the water is going at the door and makes it wet. This is the only bathroom and toilet at the property.
The old paint started cracking and I think it is a good idea to paint it before too much damage is done. I do not have much experience with painting.
My concern is that the water got into the paint cracks into the tree, and then, if I sand the door and paint over it, the paint in some time will form bubbles and cracks.
Is there any faster method of drying the tree after sanding? Maybe with a hairdryer?
Any other advice is welcome
Cheers,
Nick
