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Repairing steel doors powder coated with wood grain finish



August 13, 2009

Dear Friends,
How can I repair powder coated steel door with wood grain finish?
What is the best finish for steel doors that will be used in back of house areas? stove enamel paint or powder coated?

Osama Moussa
Architect - Qatar


The best is very probably a properly formulated (for the use) powder coat paint.

James Watts
- Navarre, Florida
August 17, 2009



The best paint to use would be one that allows you to properly repair intallation damage in the field, making it your call as to what you want to use. Powder coating doesn't really lend itself to field repair, especially not a custom finish like woodgrain.

Sheldon Taylor
Sheldon Taylor
supply chain electronics
Wake Forest, North Carolina

August 19, 2009




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