
DOOR REPAIR PATCH SYSTEM
Cover a hole in your 6-panel door with a textured peel-and-stick patch you can paint to match. Available for 28″, 30″, 32″, and 36″ doors.

Hole in the Door No More is a peel-and-stick repair patch for 6-panel interior doors. The patch is sized to fit either of the two lower door panels exactly. You can trim it to fit an upper panel or to cover a hole caused by a doorstop. The flexible laminate covers the damaged area and has a wood-grain texture you can paint to match your door.
The patch is designed for 6-panel interior doors. Measure your door from side to side and order the kit that matches its width: 28″, 30″, 32″, or 36″.
Measure across the door itself from one outer edge to the other. Leave the frame out of the measurement.
Peel off the backing, line up the edges of the patch with the edges of the door panel, and press it firmly into place.
Yes. The patch has a textured wood-grain surface that you can paint to match your door.
See our Shipping & Returns page for delivery details and return instructions.
“I had a hole in one of the panels and figured I’d have to replace the whole door. The patch covered it, and I got to keep the door I already had.”
“The size guide helped me pick the right patch. Once I lined it up on the panel, peeling and pressing it into place was pretty straightforward.”
“I painted the patch with the same paint I used on the door. The wood-grain texture helped it blend in with the rest of the panel.”
“I had a hole in one of the panels and figured I’d have to replace the whole door. The patch covered it, and I got to keep the door I already had.”
“The size guide helped me pick the right patch. Once I lined it up on the panel, peeling and pressing it into place was pretty straightforward.”
“I painted the patch with the same paint I used on the door. The wood-grain texture helped it blend in with the rest of the panel.”
“I had a hole in one of the panels and figured I’d have to replace the whole door. The patch covered it, and I got to keep the door I already had.”
“The size guide helped me pick the right patch. Once I lined it up on the panel, peeling and pressing it into place was pretty straightforward.”
“I painted the patch with the same paint I used on the door. The wood-grain texture helped it blend in with the rest of the panel.”
“I had a hole in one of the panels and figured I’d have to replace the whole door. The patch covered it, and I got to keep the door I already had.”
“The size guide helped me pick the right patch. Once I lined it up on the panel, peeling and pressing it into place was pretty straightforward.”
“I painted the patch with the same paint I used on the door. The wood-grain texture helped it blend in with the rest of the panel.”
“I had a hole in one of the panels and figured I’d have to replace the whole door. The patch covered it, and I got to keep the door I already had.”
“The size guide helped me pick the right patch. Once I lined it up on the panel, peeling and pressing it into place was pretty straightforward.”
“I painted the patch with the same paint I used on the door. The wood-grain texture helped it blend in with the rest of the panel.”
“I had a hole in one of the panels and figured I’d have to replace the whole door. The patch covered it, and I got to keep the door I already had.”
“The size guide helped me pick the right patch. Once I lined it up on the panel, peeling and pressing it into place was pretty straightforward.”
“I painted the patch with the same paint I used on the door. The wood-grain texture helped it blend in with the rest of the panel.”