Peep Hole - Part 6 of 6 - Matching

Fig.1 Small brush

By Gary Boutin

Tools and Supplies:
Brush #8 
Behr Premium Plus Ultra Paint
Paint can opener
Tarps (if needed)

Mrs. Black wanted a Giant Screen Viewer peep hole on her front door to be able to see people at her door.

This post shows the four steps of matching the door color. 

Step 1: The white viewer stands out on the door. The viewer was painted using Behr Premium Plus Ultra Paint.

Fig.2 Quart of Ultra Paint

Step 2: Fig.3 shows the color chart for Behr Premium Plus Ultra Paint. This paint has primer which will save a step in the painting process.

Fig.3 Color chart

Step 3: Not much paint is needed to cover the exterior of the viewer. Fig.4 show the use of paint from the paint can cap and a #8 brush or the smallest brush available. Fig.5 shows that a piece of paper was placed not to get any new paint on the door.

Fig.4 Paint can lid

Fig.5 Blocking

Step 4: Fig.6 shows the viewer is matched and the job is done.

Fig.6 Job matched

Peep Hole Series Below:

• Part 1 of 6 - Removal
• Part 2 of 6 - The Tools
• Part 3 of 6 - Giant Screen
• Part 4 of 6 - Drilling the Hole
• Part 5 of 6 - Installing
• Part 6 of 6 - Matching

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