Update Your Front Door Contest With Fusion Mineral Paint

Why Fusion Mineral Paint for your exterior doors?

Fusion Mineral Paint is manufactured with the highest quality, finely ground, natural mineral pigment. That means you will not get a better depth of colour or coverage from any other paint. Because we use real mineral pigments, our paint is also naturally UV resistant and your colour will not fade over time!

Paint your Door with Fusion Mineral Paint, email pictures of your Fusion Mineral painted Door  and contact information to raggstoriches@hotmail.com. You will be entered into our contest to win $200 worth of products. We will be sharing your photos on Social Media during the months of July & August. 

Contest runs until August 31, 2025.

 What You'll Need:

• Fusion Mineral Paint (approx. 500ml for one door)
• Degreaser (e.g., Fusion’s TSP Alternative)
• Sandpaper (220 grit)
• Tack cloth or lint-free rag
• Painter’s tape
• Paintbrush (synthetic bristle) and/or foam roller
• Optional: Fusion Ultra Grip (for glossy/slick surfaces)

 Step-by-Step Instructions:1.Remove or Tape Hardware

• Remove the door handle, knocker, mail slot, etc.
  Or cover them with painter's tape to avoid getting paint on them.

2.Clean the Surface

• Use Fusion TSP Alternative or a degreaser to thoroughly clean the door.
• Rinse well with clean water and dry completely.

3.Light Sanding

• Lightly sand the surface with 220-grit sandpaper to help the paint adhere.
• Wipe away the dust with a tack cloth or lint-free rag.

4.Priming (if needed)

• If your door is very glossy or made of metal/plastic, apply Fusion Ultra Grip and let it cure for 12 hours before painting.

5.Painting

• Stir your Fusion Mineral Paint well.
• Use a synthetic brush for grooves and a foam roller for flat areas for a smooth finish.
• Apply thin, even coats — 2 coats are typically sufficient.
• Let each coat dry for 2–4 hours before applying the next.

6.Curing Time

• Although it will feel dry to the touch within a few hours, Fusion cures fully in 21 days.
• Be gentle during this curing period — avoid banging or washing the door aggressively.

 Tips:

Choose a dry, mild day (ideally 10–25°C or 50–77°F).

You don't need a top coat with Fusion, but for extra protection, especially in harsh climates, you can use Fusion Tough Coat or Clear Wax after the paint cures.