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I got all my internal doors, and a Victorian front door, dipped, and it kinda fucked half the doors tbh.
The glue sometimes dissolves causing separation of the panels, and a couple of the doors became warped afterwards.
I wouldn’t do it again.
ectoplasmosis-
This is what I heard too...and as I've just repaired part of it using glue it didn't sound fun. Also I cba with the admin.
As the doors were free maybe I shouldn't be so tight.
All for upstairs and apart from the bathroom door none are ever really closed. When I eventually find a matching 5th one for our downstairs sitting room I might be tempted to get a bit keener on the out facing side but for now I just want to get a chunk of sanding done in my lunch break so I can get a primer on tonight.
hugo7
All our doors, architrave and windows were covered in multiple layers of red, navy and duck egg blue. Having scraped and sanded them with an IR stripper, I think I would get them dipped if I was to start again.