We bought a foreclosure and the only major damage is to the front door. The house was stripped but we have replaced all fixtures, etc - They previous owners tried to pry the deadbolt lock off the front door when the bank took possession. It would be expensive to replace the door. They run anywhere from $400.00 to 600.00! Its metal, painted matte white, and has a stained glass window in it. Is there any way to repair the dents in the door? If I needed professional repair, who would I call? Some of the paint was scraped off too. Any ideas?
Bond just like a car repair
sand the dents and fill them with auto body bondo/filler sand the door with 400 git emery paper and clean the surface with metal prep from a auto supply shop and paint again with a good enamel paint.
nicely if somebody kicks in a door, wood or otherwise, many times the 1st factor to supply is the wood physique around the door. of course then you run the risks of being injury via a canine or shot via the owner of a house. the police listed under are very thorough whilst it is composed of ruin ins. finger prints, in case you decrease your self everywhere you will go away a tiny droplet of blood and that they are able to looking you that way. i fairly doubt there's a metallic layer interior the wood door. you could desire to purchase them that way yet value a lot we've lock smiths that would assist you to get interior the abode or they arrive and alter all the locks and supply you new keys. they are in a position to tell that it is your place with photograph id (alongside with drivers license or state i.d.) no the government would not regulate this style of commercial business enterprise. confident they are going to be attainable 24 hours besides the fact that it rather is extremely costly
If you wanted a good as new look I'd take it to a body shop. They deal with dents and dings on expensive cars all the time. I doubt if your little job would be very expensive, and it would save you all the time and hassle of fill and sand, and wait to dry, fill and sand and wait to dry, fill and........ you get the idea. Or, if it's not ABSOLUTELY IMPERATIVE that the front door be that fancy, you can buy steel, insulated doors for about $100 at most home improvement stores and they take about an hour to replace.
