By Gary Boutin
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| Mini roller cover 4-inch |
Parts and Supplies:
Paint frame 4-inch
Paint roller cover 4-inch
Mr. Emmet lives in
Lucerne Valley,
California. He wanted to paint his new garage door inserts he had just purchased on craiglist.com
. He purchase an emulsion paint for his new window inserts.
This post shows the seven steps to estimate the garage door window inserts.
Step 1: Fig.1 shows the first
garage door window insert.
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| Fig.1 First screen to be removed |
Step 2: Fig.2 shows pulling it from the
bottom side releases the insert lip.
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| Fig.2 Pull out inserts |
Step 3: Fig.3 shows the first two insert have been removed.
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| Fig.3 Inserts gone |
Step 4: Fig.4 shows the door is at the middle and the insert is being removed from the bottom.
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| Fig.4 Middle of door |
Step 5: Fig.5 and
fig.6 shows that next the insert is removed from the top and then it slides right off.
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| Fig.5 Grab Edge |
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| Fig.6 Pull Out |
Step 6: Fig.7 shows the last two insert are being removed. This one is almost off.
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| Fig.7 Pull Out |
Step 7: Fig.8 shows the last insert was more difficult to remove.
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| Fig.8 Last Inserts |
How to Paint Garage Window Inserts:
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