It appears that the door was forcefully kicked in and the jamb was damaged. The side where the door strikes is beyond repair. You’ll need to replace it.
Branko Milutinović
1 month ago
Do you want to know how to repair the peeling paint layers? Get rid of any loose paint, apply a coat or two of drywall mud to even out the surface and cover the paint layers. Gently sand with 220 or 320 grit sandpaper, then prime and paint over.
I usually use a razor blade to trim back about an inch from the peeled edge. It’s important to remove any old paint that appears raised. Apply some drywall mud, sand it down, prime, and then paint over it.
Cut out the damaged piece and replace it with a new 1×4, then add trim to that side. Redo that section of the door frame. I don’t see any other solution besides replacing some wood.
Make sure to apply a prime sealer after sanding the edges but before repainting. It seems like the paint is not sticking well to the surface. Be cautious about where you get advice from on this platform! 😉
Freja Kristensen
1 month ago
You can get a jamb kit at Home Depot.
Melvin Harris
1 month ago
What seems to be the problem? The trim piece should hide the layer close to the jamb.
Sarah Roberts
1 month ago
Skin coat and sand the surface before painting, then reattach the trim.
It appears that the door was forcefully kicked in and the jamb was damaged. The side where the door strikes is beyond repair. You’ll need to replace it.
Do you want to know how to repair the peeling paint layers? Get rid of any loose paint, apply a coat or two of drywall mud to even out the surface and cover the paint layers. Gently sand with 220 or 320 grit sandpaper, then prime and paint over.
Thanks , I really appreciate your input. I was too preoccupied with the jamb to even consider the paint.
Hey , you should take out the strike side jamb and put in a new one.
Hey , my bad for the confusing response earlier. I missed the broken jamb because only the first 3 photos loaded. can help you out.
I switched out the jamb. Doing some touch-ups today. Painting will happen tomorrow. Thank you both for your help.
I usually use a razor blade to trim back about an inch from the peeled edge. It’s important to remove any old paint that appears raised. Apply some drywall mud, sand it down, prime, and then paint over it.
Cut out the damaged piece and replace it with a new 1×4, then add trim to that side. Redo that section of the door frame. I don’t see any other solution besides replacing some wood.
Mentioned that they will have to cut down a 1×6 to 4-9/16”
Is doing just fine, Doug 🙄
Make sure to apply a prime sealer after sanding the edges but before repainting. It seems like the paint is not sticking well to the surface. Be cautious about where you get advice from on this platform! 😉
You can get a jamb kit at Home Depot.
What seems to be the problem? The trim piece should hide the layer close to the jamb.
Skin coat and sand the surface before painting, then reattach the trim.