Nashkov Group Construction LLC repainted this entrance door from a light color to red. The new color follows the molded profiles around the glazed panel and across the raised lower panel, giving the existing door a more defined appearance within the white exterior trim.
Before & after
Move the slider to compare the earlier light finish with the red painted door. The later photograph records the new color while protective masking remains visible around the glass.
The entrance door color
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BEFORE
The glazed panel and raised lower panel remain the defining features of the door. The change to red makes those profiles more prominent within the entrance.
Work included
This focused painting project renewed the color of the existing entrance door. The work covered the visible door face and its molded details, with protective masking at the glass edges shown in the photographs.
Protective masking around the glazed panel.
Repainting the visible exterior door face red.
Painting the molded profiles surrounding the glass.
Applying the red finish across the raised lower panel.
The work, step by step
Explore the earlier door color, the painting scope and the red finish. Select a photograph to see the full image, then browse with the arrows, keyboard or a swipe.
Stage 01
The earlier door finish and edge masking
The starting photograph shows the light-colored door with a tall glazed panel and a raised panel below. The surrounding white trim and adjacent windows establish the existing entrance arrangement.
Masking is already visible at the glass edges, recording the door during preparation for painting. This view provides the reference for the change in color.
Earlier: the light-colored entrance door, with edge masking visible around the glass.
Stage 02
Painting the door face and molded profiles
Red paint was applied to the visible door face, following the profiles around the glazed panel and the shape of the lower raised panel. These details carry the new color through the central door surface.
The painting updates the existing door while keeping its glazed and paneled design. The new red color creates a stronger visual definition against the white framing around the entrance.
Stage 03
The red door after painting
The later photograph shows the red painted surface across the entrance door and its lower panel. The existing glazing and silver-colored hardware remain visible within the updated door face.
Protective masking is still present around the glass in this photograph. It records the new painted color at that stage of the work.
After painting: the red entrance door, with protective masking still visible around the glazed panel.
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