Touch-up paint for door scuffs & chips

Doors get handled. A lot. Kick marks at the bottom, scuffs around the knob and dings on the edge. Make every door look freshly painted.

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What it fixes

Kick marks: black scuffs along the bottom where feet push doors open.
Knob scuffs: worn, grayed paint around handles and locks.
Edge dings: chips on the edge from door stops, walls and moving.
Pet scratches: claw marks on bedroom, back and laundry doors.

Best finish for doors: semi-gloss or satin

Interior doors are usually semi-gloss or satin so they wipe clean. Match the shine so the fix blends in.

Pro tips

Keep paint off hinges and hardware. Wipe any slip right away.
Work top to bottom so drips land on unpainted areas.
Thin coats keep the door edge from sticking to the frame.

How to get an invisible fix

Clean itHands leave oils near the knob. Wipe the area with a mild cleaner, rinse and let it dry.
Smooth chipsLightly sand any rough chip edges so the new paint sits flush.
Squeeze & brushGently squeeze to load the built-in brush and follow the door’s direction: along the panels, then the frame pieces around them.
Dry openLeave the door slightly open while it dries so the edges don’t stick. Cap it and put it away.

White doors? Use our door enamel

For white interior doors and door frames, Mr. Brushable White Semi-Gloss Cabinet, Door & Trim Enamel dries to a harder, wipeable semi-gloss finish made for doors, with the brush built into the bottle.