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Wood Door

FINISHING KITS
Refinishing Instructions for Wood Doors
Prepare the door for refinishing : ( If you are finishing a raw wood door , skip steps 1 & 2 .) 1 . The best way to remove the old finish and stain from your door is by chemical stripper . We recommend using a chemical stripper as this allows you to remove the finish without the risk of over sanding the wood door and moldings when removing the old finish .
2 . Please read and follow all instructions provided by the manufacturer of the paint / chemical stripper .
3 . When the finish has been removed , prep the door for staining by sanding it with a 220 grit sandpaper to remove small surface imperfections and handling marks . Always sand in the direction of the wood grain . 4 . Wipe door surface with a tack rag to remove all dust . 5 . Use a brush to apply stain to the door . The more stain applied , the darker the stain color will become . Allow 20 to 30 minutes to dry . Repeat application of stain until you achieve your desired color .
6 . With a clean cotton rag dampened with water , wipe the door carefully to blend any uneven stain color . Allow stain to dry completely .
7 . Sand the door lightly with ScotchBrite ® sanding pad to remove grain raise . ( Abrasive
Material Aluminum Oxide , Grade Very Fine , Pad Color Maroon ) 8 . Wipe door surface with a tack rag to remove all dust . 9 . Using a brush apply first coat of the top coat and allow to dry completely . 10 . Lightly sand the door with 220 grit sandpaper between each top coat . Wipe door surface with a tack rag to remove all dust before re-coating .
11 . For distressed finished doors ONLY , apply glaze coat with a brush or cotton rag . Wipe the door in direction of the grain with a clean cotton rag to remove some of the glaze until your desired color is achieved . Allow glaze to fully dry before continuing to the next step .
Wood Door Finishing Kits can be used to stain and finish a raw wood door or to refinish a previously finished door .
All kits can appoximately finish one complete 3 ’ 0 ” x 8 ’ 0 ” single door on all 6 sides . Choose from GlassCraft ’ s Traditional or Distressed Wood Door Finishing Kits . See details below .
Supplies Needed : 220 grit sand paper Natural brush for Stain Synthetic brush for Top Coat Tack rags Clean cotton rags
12 . Using a brush apply a second coat of the top coat and allow to dry completely . 13 . Using a brush , apply a third coat of the water based top coat and allow to dry com pletely before hanging the finished door .
Important : Door requires a minimum of 3 top coats ( in addition to the base stain coat ) on all 6 edges for proper protection . Be sure the door surface to be finished is satisfactory in both smoothness and color after each coat before applying the next coat .
TRADITIONAL FINISHING KIT
DISTRESSED FINISHING KIT
Stain
Top Coat
Stain
Top Coat
Glaze
Packed and shipped with 1 qt . size jug of Stain , Top Coat , ScotchBrite ® sanding pad , and instruction guide
Packed and shipped with 1 qt . size jug of Stain , Top Coat , Glaze , ScotchBrite ® sanding pad , and instruction guide .
Cinnamon Red Traditional
# GCRKCRT
$ 49.95
Canyon Brown Traditional
# GCRKCBT
$ 49.95
Burgundy Cherry Traditional
# GCRKBCT
$ 49.95
Sierra Brown Traditional
# GCRKSBT
$ 49.95
Winter White Traditional
# GCRKWWT
$ 49.95
Natural * Traditional
# RKCLRSTC
$ 31.95
Cinnamon Red Distressed
# GCRKCRD
$ 79.95
Canyon Brown Distressed
# GCRKCBD
$ 79.95
Burgundy Cherry Distressed
# GCRKBCD
$ 79.95
Sierra Brown Distressed
# GCRKSBD
$ 79.95
Winter White Distressed
# GCRKWWD
$ 79.95
Natural * Distressed
# GCRKBD
$ 56.95
Please note : Natural * Traditional and Distressed finish kits will not include a Stain ; Do not use kits that are more than 1 year old .
For questions : Email orderentry @ glasscraft . com or call 713-690-8282 . Visit our website www . glasscraft . com for more information .
All photos , drawings , and product designs are copyright © 1982 – 2015 GlassCraft Door Company , Houston , Texas . GlassCraft is a trademark of GlassCraft Door Company . 01 / 2015