I'm replacing a lower Masonite panel insert in a 33yr old wooden garage door. I was able to remove it this evening after a hour of slicing the wood stile & rail back. Fortunately, I have some 1/4" hard-on-both-sides brown panel I use for jig work. I'm surprised the manufacturer used Masonite (with one side rough). Explains the doors weight. Plywood would have been lighter!
My painting plan is to prime with Kelly-Moore white exterior primer, including all edges, then top with KM exterior latex I used on the house. Sound good?
I'm not used to using Masonite for exterior work. The backside of the door isn't even primed, much less painted. It has held up well though, including the paint.
TIA.
My painting plan is to prime with Kelly-Moore white exterior primer, including all edges, then top with KM exterior latex I used on the house. Sound good?
I'm not used to using Masonite for exterior work. The backside of the door isn't even primed, much less painted. It has held up well though, including the paint.
TIA.