

Door Restore Express, Complete Trial Kit
Door Restore Express, Complete Trial Kit
Trial kit for 1-8' x 8' door. Contains 2 11oz aerosol spray cans of Door Restore Express. 1 quart spray bottle of Zap-It Chalk & Grime Buster and an abrasive pad to prepare the door surface.

Complete kit with enough product and supplies for one average size 8' x 8' storage door when used as directed. Click tabs for additional product details.
- 2 - 11oz cans of Door Restore Express Clear Gloss
- 1 - Extra fine 000 abrasive pad to prep the door
- 1 - Zap-It Chalh & Grime Buster
- Easy to use - clear one step coating
- Protects - extends the life of the door with UV inhibitors
- Extensible - reapply as needed to restore shine and protection.
- Self-Healing - brush out drips and imperfections with a new coat
- Fast Drying - for quick return to service
This product is designed to be applied as a quick, easy, and relatively inexpensive routine maintenance coating every few years to keep the doors at a "like new" appearance. Depending on a customer's expectation of appearance, the environment, the direction the doors face and other factors the time between recoating can be be from 3-4 years to 8-9 years. Except in the case of the most extreme environments you could expect to reapply on average no more frequently than every 5-6 years to keep that "like new" look. Longer durations will see progressive loss of shine and eventually chalking. It would be best to recoat before chalking starts as 'chalk' is oxidized paint which means you are 'eating' your color layer. The result is more extensive surface preparation to remove the chalking and possibly even the need to repaint before clear coating.
DO NOT USE strong solvents such as lacquer thinner or acetone to clean doors treated Door Restore Express as it can damage the surface. If surface damage does occur just touch up with a brush or a spray can.
Surface Preparation:
Remove all dust, dirt, grime, and chalk using Zap-It Chalk & Grime Buster. (PH neutral cleaners such as “Simple Green” do not break down the chalk and require substantially more physical scrubbing). Apply per label directions. If necessary hand clean with an extra fine abrasive pad to remove any remaining embedded chalk and wipe the surface dust free.Reduction and Clean-Up: Reduction is normally not required but can be reduced with acetone as needed. Clean drips, spills, and equipment with acetone.
Conditions: Apply when surface and air
temperature is between 60°F and 100° F. Do not apply when there is a
risk of rain or if the atmospheric temperature is with 5°F of the dew
point. Avoid applying in direct sunlight when the atmospheric
temperature is above 80° F.
Application: Door Restore Express is designed to by applied in 2 to 3 thin coats. Recommended equipment is a power sprayer like Wagner MotoCoat. Make sure the sprayer you select is approved for use with acetone and other strong solvents.
Standard airless equipment can also be used but may be harder to control the volume increasing the risk of runs and sags. If using airless equipment use small fine finish tips and utilize as minimal amount of pressure as possible.
For best results apply in multiple thin coats. At least two coats are required and for longer durability a 3rd coat is recommended.
Dry Time: 5 - 15 minutes to touch and recoat, 30-45 to handle.
Warning: Door
Restore Express is flammable and care must be taken to avoid sparks or
other ignition sources when using and applying this product.
Safety & Handling:
Before using this and all other products read and follow all labels, MDS, MSDS, and technical data sheets. When handling or applying this or any industrial coating or cleaner always wear chemical resistant gloves, goggles, and a properly fitted OSHA approved respirator that employs chemical cartridges. If mixed with other components, mixture will have hazards of all components.Use only with adequate ventilation! Keep out of reach of children!
Documents & Resources
- Product Sell Sheet
- Application Guidelines
- Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
- Technical Data Sheet (TDS)
- Site Blog