Finished Painting

All Painting is Performed in Our Facilities Paint Booths

After precision cutting, mortising and boring of your new doors, we perform the finishing touches, by hand, the face sanding, side sanding and edge beveling of the newly cut interior doors and closet doors. The raw, smooth sanded sides are then primed in order to seal the open grain of the wood.

The doors are then hung on our proprietary paint racks and rolled into our paint booth where we re-prime the entire door. They are once again removed from the paint booth for a final hand sanding to get to the finished painting stage. This ensures any imperfections are smoothed before we apply the final two coats of paint. The paint we use has no smell and is extremely resilient to scratches and dents. In comparison, it is four times harder than the traditionally chosen latex paint. Our custom stain process is similar, yet involves an additional three steps. Since every grain within the wood is reveled and enhanced, the expertise of our craftsman is even more critical.

(Our proprietary finishing process of sanding, priming and painting your doors prior to installation is by far the most labor intense part of our business; however, it is also what sets the Interior Door and Closet Company apart from all others companies in Orange County.)