Learn how to restain a front door without removing it from the hinges! Use gel stain to refinish a door that's already been stained.

Yes, you CAN refinish or restain a wood front door by yourself - you don't need a pro! Here's how to stain the door to look like new without removing it or stripping it! You'll love the look of your new, old front door!

I love my wooden doors, but if not maintained properly, they can start to look tired and worn. Occasionally, I find the need to refresh the finish. This is how I do it without needing to remove the door. Also included are tips for maintaining a finish to prevent weathering. #doors #home improvement #stains #woodworking

How to Restore Your Old Wood Front Door: A wood front door is a great feature when it comes to your home’s curb appeal. However, years of exposure to sunlight, rain, snow and frost can significantly damage an exterior wood door and leave it looking worn out. With regular maintenance, your …

An easy to follow tutorial on a DIY front door makeover! Give your front door a fresh new look for summer for under $20 in just a few hours!

You can Restain a Door without removing it, in less than a day. Give that weathered front door a beautiful new look with these EASY DIY STEPS.

If your stained wood front door is looking old and weathered, or you want to change your stain color, you can refinish it yourself with a few tools and several hours of work. You will need a step stool or ladder, screwdriver, painter's tape, drop cloth or old newspaper, sandpaper, stain in the color of your choice, and spar urethane for exterior applications. A powered palm sander is suggested. You can remove your front door off the hinges to refinish it, however most people find it…

One of the things I like most about my house is that it still has the original, wooden trim and doors. No one has painted over them. The stain used is a deep, reddish mahogany color. Unfortunately, it's been awhile since anyone's paid much attention to the trim. There are some nicks and worn down

Learn how to restain a front door without removing it from the hinges! Use gel stain to refinish a door that's already been stained.

Our front door was in bad shape after years of neglect. The finish was completely flaking off, revealing the bare wood underneath. See what I mean? Bad, bad. It was liable to give you bloody knuckles if you tried to knock. After some initial indecision about whether to stain or paint, I started scoping out […]