# Garage Door Painting | Sharp's Painting

Garage door painting is the prep and refinishing of metal and wood garage doors, and Sharp's Painting does it across Huntington Beach and coastal Orange County. Owner Robert Sharp holds California CSLB C-33 license 1048840 and has 27 years in the trade. A garage door takes up a big share of the front of a house, so chalked or peeling paint drags down the whole street view. Salt air and hard sun work on that door all day, so the job starts with pressure washing, scraping, and sanding before any coating goes on. On wood doors, rotted sections get replaced, and Robert caulks the seams and primes the bare spots. Then he sprays and back rolls the finish so the flat panels and the stiles hold an even film instead of runs and thin edges. You can try up to 10 free paint samples before you pick a color, and estimates are free. Robert runs his own crew with no subcontractors and is on site himself.

Provided by Sharp's Painting in Huntington Beach, CA. Call (714) 610-5880 for a free estimate.

## Why choose us
- Rust gets treated and sealed before any paint goes on, not painted over where it bleeds back through
- The new color is matched to your trim and body so the whole front of the house looks pulled together
- Robert is on site running his own crew, no subcontractors ever touch your door
- You pay nothing until the work is done and you have looked it over

## How it works
1. **Look at the door**: Robert comes out for a free estimate, checks whether the door is metal or wood, and points out the rust, chalking, or failed finish that needs attention.
2. **Wash and prep**: The door gets pressure washed to strip off salt and chalk, then scraped and sanded so the new coat has clean, sound surface to grab.
3. **Treat rust and repair**: Bare metal and rust spots get treated and primed, and wood doors get spot repaired where the old finish has broken down.
4. **Prime and paint**: The door is primed and painted in a color matched to your trim, with clean lines at the edges and the driveway swept up at the end of the day.

## FAQ
### Can you paint a metal garage door and a wood one?
Yes. Robert refinishes both. Metal doors get cleaned, treated for rust, and primed, and real wood doors get scraped and spot repaired first, so each one is prepped for what it is made of.

### Will the new paint hold up in the salt air here?
That comes down to prep. A door that faces the street in Huntington Beach takes constant salt air and sun, so Robert washes, sands, and treats rust before priming. Skipping that step is why cheap paint jobs peel, and it is the part he does not rush.

### Do you match the door color to the rest of my house?
Yes. Robert matches the door to your trim or body so the front reads as one look instead of a mismatched panel. If you want a fresh color, he will help you land on one that works with the rest of the exterior.

### How do I get a price and get started?
Call for a free estimate. Robert comes out, looks at the door, and gives you a real number. You pay nothing until the work is finished, and he holds a C-33 license, number 1048840, and is bonded and insured.

### Can I still open and close the garage door while it is being painted?
No. Once the coating goes on the door stays put until it has set, so plan to park in the driveway and leave the opener alone until Robert says it is safe to run it. Soft paint will print the weather seal into the bottom panel and can tear where the sections hinge. Robert runs his own crew and works on site in Huntington Beach, so he tells you himself when the garage door is ready.

## Contact
Phone (714) 610-5880 · https://www.sharpspaintingco.com/contact