[DML] Re: Re-skinning a door (PJ Grady UK)

["jtrealtywebspannet" <jtrealty@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The chances are very high that the door will have to come off no matter if it gets repaired OR replaced so all things being equal the R & R doesn't matter. If you do get another door you will have to remove all of the inner parts and reinstall onto the "donor" door so the labor will be a little higher for an R & R. It will be faster though and not require as much skill. I would not figure on finding a local shop qualified to do this. You can try looking for a shop that does custom kitchen equipment or elevator repair. They work with S/S all the time. If this is a driver side door I know of one that may be for sale.
David Teitelbaum



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Tom Tait <TTait@...> wrote:
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> Its not dramatic damage, but there are creases going to the edge of the door, where the metal wraps around the inner frame. 


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