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Your Questions | Measuring | Installation | Trouble Shooting
Model Identification | Cleaning | Painting | Ordering | Warranties
Can I paint my door?
Which Larson Storm Door do you have?
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Classic-View™
Classic View™ doors need to have the surface scrubbed with steel wool, sand paper, or a Scotch Brite pad to remove any grease or oils. Apply an epoxy primer. Top coat with a premium grade of solvent-based acrylic lacquer or solvent-based enamel paint. For the best results, have it done at a body shop, as they have the proper equipment. -
Aluminum Wood Core
Aluminum Wood Core doors need to have the surface scrubbed with steel wool, sand paper, or a Scotch Brite pad to remove the sheen (gloss), then cleaned with a solvent to remove any grease or oils. Apply an epoxy primer. Top coat with a premium grade of solvent-based acrylic lacquer or solvent-based enamel paint. For best results, have it done at a body shop, as they have the proper equipment. -
Vinyl Wood Core
Vinyl Wood Core doors are NOT recommended to be painted. There is a chemical reaction with the paint that can cause the vinyl to bubble. The warranty IS VOIDED on any Vinyl Wood Core door that is painted. -
DuratechDuratech doors are NOT recommended to be painted. The warranty IS VOIDED on any Duratech door that is painted.
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Weather-Tec™
(Weather-Tec™ line is no longer available for distribution)
Weather-Tec™ doors can be painted with a premium grade of exterior latex paint or a solvent-based acrylic lacquer. Acrylic lacquer primer is recommended for superior adhesion.
