How easy is the surface of the wooden door to be damaged?

If the surface of the wooden door is damaged, such as cracks or broken pits in some places, you should first put the putty on the damaged place, then sand the sandpaper, then brush the primer and topcoat. If the base layer is not damaged, consider painting directly. The correct way to do this is to polish the original wooden door with sandpaper and then apply the primer and topcoat directly. Because the finished door is waxed on the surface, there will be grease on the surface. After polishing it, it can improve the adhesion of the paint. There is no difference in quality between refurbishment and first-time painting, so don't worry about shorter life or other quality problems.

Doors in home life are used frequently and are easily damaged. However, if you can use some brains and master some tips on use and maintenance, you can reduce the damage rate of the door. Experts said that when removing the stain on the surface of the wooden door, it is easy to scratch the surface with a hard cloth and should be wiped with a soft cotton cloth. When the stain is too heavy, use a neutral detergent, toothpaste or furniture-specific cleaning agent to remove the stain and then dry it. Do not immerse the neutral agent or the cloth with moisture for a long time on the surface of the wooden door, otherwise it will immerse the surface and discolor or peel the surface finish material.

In addition, do not rub too much on the corners of the wooden door, otherwise it will cause the corner paint to fall off. Hinge and lock are frequently-moving accessories. When loosening, they should be tightened immediately. When the hinge position sounds, it should be oiled in time. When the lock is not flexible, you can add a proper amount of pencil core foam to the keyhole. Do not fill the oil casually. "

Therefore, consumers need to pay attention to daily maintenance when using wooden doors:

When removing the stain on the surface of the wooden door (such as fingerprint), after the air is wet, wipe it with a soft cloth, and the hard cloth is easy to scratch the surface. Use a neutral detergent, toothpaste or furniture-specific cleaner when the stain is too heavy. Wipe off immediately after decontamination.

Do not open the door lock with wet hands or spill solvent containing corrosive ingredients onto the original wood door and door lock. Do not use excessive force when opening the door lock or turning the door lock handle. Frequently moving hardware such as hinges, door locks, etc., should be tightened immediately when loose. When the door lock is not working properly, you can lubricate the keyhole with a proper amount of pencil core foam.

Do not hang heavy objects on the door leaf to avoid bumping or scratching of sharp objects. When opening or closing the door leaf, do not use excessive force and do not hit the wooden door.

When removing dust from the wooden door, use a vacuum cleaner to remove it. Do not rub the corners of the original wooden door frequently to avoid fading and damage of the facing material at the corners.

When wiping the glass, do not let the cleaning agent or water penetrate into the gap of the glass bead to avoid deformation of the bead. Do not use excessive force when wiping the glass to avoid damage to the glass. If there is a big bump after the glass is broken, be sure to ask a professional for repair.