https://historydb.date/wiki/This_Is_How_Composite_Door_Hinge_Replacement_Will_Look_In_10_Years How to Repair a Scratch on a Composite Door Even though composite doors are constructed to last but they are still susceptible to being damaged due to normal wear and tear. There are a few simple ways to fix a scratch on the surface of a composite door. Start by washing the affected areas with a mild soap and warm water. Use a composite repair kit for the filling of scratches. Follow the directions on the product's label carefully. 1. Filler can be applied Composite doors are a popular choice for front and back doors that are made of GRP (glass reinforced plastic), uPVC (vinyl chloride), timber insulation foam, and more. They are designed to last attractive, energy efficient and stylish. As with all doors they are susceptible to being damaged over time. Some problems, such as scratches, are relatively simple to repair, while others require professional help. A gentle cleaning and a bit of paint will typically cover scratches on the surface. For more extensive scratches, it is possible to employ more aggressive methods, like fillings, sandings, or painting. A high-quality filler can hide any scratches and provide an even finish that blends in with the rest of the door. Apply small amounts of filler on the affected area and let it dry before sanding it. Then, apply a primer to prepare the surface for your desired paint colour. Once has dried you can apply the top coat of paint you want. To prevent future scratches, wipe the door down with a soft cloth or sponge and a mild detergent. Avoid using cleaning products that are abrasive because they can harm the finish of the door and cause further cracking or fading. Also, be sure to clean the doormats and trim any trees or bushes that could be in contact with the composite doors. You can also mask lighter scratches on a composite door with car polish. Apply a small amount of the polish to a clean, soft cloth and gently rub the ar