I have stanley fitted sliding wardrobe doors in my two bedrooms, owing to an accident when I fell against the biggest-well it had to be!) it got bent out of shape and fell off its runners. We got a new stanley door but it was brown, where my doors are white with 4 gold and white trims on each door. My husband has painted the door and it is now white but it will never match the other door without the panels of gold and white trim. I have suggested to him he prise off the trims and reapply them to the new door, but he is a bit doubtful, and i have tried looking on the internet for a company that sells stick on trims for doors. I know that now its a bit of a naff fashion idea, but I just want the doors to match up. Also if he doesn`t want to take the trims off the old door, how am I going to persuade him to take them off the other door so that they are both a plain match. Help!All I know is they are stanley bedroom wardrobe doors, the previous occupant put them in, so no model number available, they are white with gold trims.

Mrs Sandra Hempel, June 2008

woman has a small piece of painted wood of a colour she loves,hires painter to decorate living room the same,when done she hates it saying the colour isnot right,im not paying.painter starts again with diferent hue,same thing happens,HOW CANT U MATCH THIS PAINT,she wails,im going away for a week please do it again.painter fumes.1 week later he holds the beloved coloured chip to the wall to reveal a PERFECT match.newly paid painter walks away happily carrying the paint chip in his pocket that he had painted to match THE WALL!. the moral?fool your eye .make all the doors the same

caine, June 2008