I have a shed at home that needs new doors, I would preferably like completely smooth doors and then I think of plywood.
The question is what kind of plywood to use, and can you paint with regular exterior paint, like Demidekk?
The question is what kind of plywood to use, and can you paint with regular exterior paint, like Demidekk?
some nice plywood.
there is visasol-treated plywood but I don't know how it is to paint
there is visasol-treated plywood but I don't know how it is to paint
I have three storage doors for exterior doors in the stable and garage. Two different types, but all in grooved plywood.
They are of course painted (with regular wall paint) and have held up as well as one could wish.
But the doors are naturally bought as ready-made wood white. Why don't you buy the doors?
They are of course painted (with regular wall paint) and have held up as well as one could wish.
But the doors are naturally bought as ready-made wood white. Why don't you buy the doors?
my father's garage has doors. 12mm plywood 75mm framing 12mm plywood nothing has happened to them.
however, you probably want a thinner door.
therefore, tips on treated board
however, you probably want a thinner door.
therefore, tips on treated board
Well, it's a shed of the absolutely simplest kind that serves as storage for garden tools, so there won't be any expensive doors. What I need are two narrow double doors.KnockOnWood said:
I guess I'll buy some "good" plywood and then paint and hope it works
prime and prime before assembling the doors.
hopefully, it will increase the lifespan of the doors, with today's crappy paints
hopefully, it will increase the lifespan of the doors, with today's crappy paints