There is very little contact on the edge of the
door, enabling both sides to be painted and
stored without disturbing the wet paint.
Spray gun hook on both side of the spray rack for
convenient placement of the spray gun.


I have been in the painting business for over thirty years. Trying to paint doors by standing them up and spraying one side one day
& the other side the following day is tricky. The storage problem further complicates the whole process. This experience led me to
design this one of a kind Door Rack Painting System that paints both sides effortlessly, as well as storing them in our unique
Drying Rack. The premise is to have an easy, clean, space effective unit without wasting valuable time setting up the device.
The best way to switch the cabinet doors from one side of the spray rack to the other and then into the dry rack:
Spray the backside of any cabinet door first, but don't paint the sides yet.
Turn the door by yourself or with a partner by just simply holding onto the sides.
Paint the top and the sides.
Take a 2" by 4" 80 grid sandpaper in your hand and hold the door on both sides with the sandpaper on an angle.
From here you transport the door painted on both sides to the dry rack.
This method works excellent for cabinet doors.  
You will be able to apply a perfect finish on both sides and transport them without disturbing the wet paint.
Thumbnail or little screws work as well.
If one person turns the door, place two thumbnails closely together to make it easier to grab.
If two people turn the door you can place the thumbnail farther apart.
On Regular doors use a 4" wood screw to make it easy to turn the doors and transport them over to the dry rack.
It takes about  30 seconds to screw in four screws and the same time to remove them.
It takes even less time to fill in the four small holes and give it a quick touch up.
The Cabinet Door
Dry Rack is
designed to hold 25
doors.
The Rack Holders are 7"
wide to include narrow
doors.
Rack Holders are 2" apart
to include 95% of cabinet
door thicknesses. If for
some reason a cabinet
door is thicker simply skip
one section in the rack to
get more space.
Picture from above.
Shelving System Two
To have the additional
storage on the 10 Door
Dry Rack, you need to
order 20 three feet rods.

This device already
comes with the small
brackets that gives you
the capability to store
the doors wet on both
sides.
Shelving System Three

To have the
additional storage on the 25
Door Dry Rack
you need to order 50 three
feet rods.

This device already comes
with the small brackets
that give you the capability to
store the doors wet on both
sides.
Shelving System One
To have the additional
storage on the two 10 Door
Dry Rack, you need to order
40 three feet rods.

This lets you dry  
baseboards, crown moldings
& very long boards.

This device already comes
with the small brackets
that give you the capability to
store the doors wet on both
sides.