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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it doesn't affect the opening and closing, the easiest way is to cover it up with something, such as pasting a blessing word, beckoning wealth and treasure, and so on. If you want to make it up, you don't have to remove it, even if you do, you still have to sand around the pit and sand, then fill the pit with putty, and then paint it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is a small pit in the security door, as long as it does not affect the use, it is best not to touch it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Is the pit big, if it is not very big, you can find an artist to help you make up for it, and making it up will not affect the safety performance and use.
There are pits that have no effect on the security door, you can find an artist to make up for it.
This is not easy to change, and manufacturers and sellers will not change with you, but you can discuss with the dealer to replace your security door with a door-in-door, the original security door is recycled, and you will make up the difference.
The inside should open normally.
Where do you have a seam? Is it connected to the wall on the edge of the border?If it's there. It's going to be filled. The next gear is too. You don't need to fill it in above.
The position of the hinge needs to be replaced, and if the door is not very regular, it will not work, and the door cannot be closed.