How to Paint 2 Sides of a Door & Frame with 2 Different Colours

In this video, we’ll explain how you find the start and end point between two sides of a door, as well as providing some top tips for the best results when painting.

Gone are the days where doors had to be coated in white gloss. Nowadays, there is a vast array of shades to choose from, meaning if you want to, you can paint each side of your doors a different colour, depending on the décor in each room.

Maybe you want your door frame to match your wall’s colours. Or perhaps you want to create contrast in each room. Alternatively, you might want one side matching, with the other standing out.

Whatever your preference, you’ll need to know where to stop and start each colour. After all, everybody wants their door shades to look natural and fit in on both sides

What you’ll need

• Sugar Soap
• Sandpaper
• Paintbrush
• Masking tape
• Paint (Craig uses Al Fresco paint)
• Paint sprayer (optional)
• Dust sheets

Painting your door and frame two different colours is much easier than you might think. It can be made even simpler using our Lazy Range, Al Fresco or soft-satin Trim Paint range. They are all tough and hardwearing, making them the perfect choice for woodwork in and around your home. They’re also suitable for a range of surfaces, so you’ll be able to paint over hinges if required.

All Frenchic paints are self-priming so there’s no need for a primer or undercoat before getting started. Even better, they’re self-sealing for better durability and self-levelling for an effortlessly smooth finish. Choose from a wide range of colours to find your perfect match (or matches) then enjoy easy, low-odour application with minimal VOCs.

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