Perfect! 1963 house here and same exact problem! Thank you!!

Thank you. Exactly the information I needed! I was struggling last night to add some flat coat so I can plaster after etc ... your advice saved me now for further work

Hey man love the video very helpful. I’m trying to do the same thing I have the same exact box. Wanted to ask what’s the purpose of the acetone? Is it necessary or can I get away with just sanding and spraying the bed coating?

Cool next time roll on paint will save you money and time

Thanks so much for this! My opening is 5" with the sheet rock and the door jambs are only 4 and 9/16

i cant find the plastic pls someone help

Working on one of those modular pre-fab houses and where the two halves meet is about 5.5” wide. This solution looks pretty good. Probably the better way for me rather than trying to make a frame and custom hang the door

Looks great!

Blames his wife... sheesh! lol. Of course it was a good idea and looks good!

I prefer Dupli-Color brand bed liner. Just because I've used it for years and always with great results.

How is it holding up?

Nice!

Is it true that using liberal newspaper gives better results? 😅

I had someone install doors and have this situation….on both sides! Be sure to flush do you one side or the other to minimize the work for jamb extensions.

Having that same problem now and of course i find the answer on youtube. thanks for posting this.

THANK YOU for the best video explaining this situation. We have this same issue with our bathroom doors right now, and need help! So our question is…do you live near Orlando Florida???

im in the same process. this definitely helped some

Thanks. Stopped me from scratching my head and figuring out what to do. Thnx again

I have the exact opposite problem with a garage access door. Interesting, and thanks for sharing.

I created this problem by tiling the wall

This is Awesome!!!!!

Out of this worl🌍!! You are late to the party = P r o m o s m!!!

looks good, but how did you fix the plaster around the frame to have it blend in?

Yeah ran into the same issue n was planning the same fix.... Why on gods green earth would they change the thickness of jams like that?!?! BTW those screws look horrible like that.... Shoulda used nails or the EZ hangers.... 😁

Did it hold up against car washes or no?

It split because you shot mdf to close to the end

Bro. Perfect. Very helpful ran in to this issue myself 😅

Having the same issue while redoing my house. This is the solution I was looking for. Thanks!

Thanks Mike! That's exactly the situation I had and you just solved the problem for me.

I did the car the other day and it looked amazing at first. Hoping it hardens further as it still feels tacky after more than 24 hours. I lost a few flakes driving back today and worried about it sticking to the harder plastic. Hoping it holds in general now as I didn’t use an adhesion promoter either <<

Great idea... I did the same for the same exact problem.

I’m here looking to do my Pontiac vibe 07. I have to wait for the weather to turn and then I’m going to attempt it! How did it hold up?

"Liberal news media" all over my car!😉 Anyway, thanks for the helpful video. Bumper looks great.

How well has it held up? How many cans did you use ? 3 to 4 coats for everything?

Perfect...fast and easy. Thanks

Looks great. What I'm wondering though is if it would be ok to buy prehung doors that are too small for doorway. My interior doors are odd sizes 33 1/4" width, and so I'm assuming if I got a 32" prehung door that there would be gaps on either side of frames. Would it be ok to fill gaps with wood pieces or would those gaps be too much?

Thanks for sharing. Just what I needed. 👍🏾

May be alittle more money but you can always order doors for 2x6 walls and cut the jambs down to the size you need.

Thank you! We unboxed this two years after purchasing it - your video saved me!

Thank you for posting this. Exactly what I needed. Short and to the point. Great job!

Oh my gosh darn goodness man, you are a life saver.

I had to use a split jamb door in the same situation. ( Home built in the late 50's/ early 60's) I did much the same method you did, with a piece of trim, only the space was in the middle of the jamb rather than the end. It took a lot more time because, I had to be more careful and shim the frame more securely due to the split being in the middle rather than the end. It worked out well...

Finally!!! This is what I was thinking as well. House built in 1910, so now I have an idea of how to cover up the space to caulk and make it pretty, thank you.

I have the same problem 😢 and I don’t have any nail gun !!! Any other way to solve this issue ?

Thanks for the idea of offsetting the extension jam. Looks so much better then trying to get it perfectly flat. Gonna try that Saturday.

Thank you so much! My house was built in 1920 and I’m looking to replace some doors with some pre-hung units. I was concerned I would run into this issue but now I’ll be ready for the worst! 😁

Was looking everywhere for this. Perfect, thanks!

Looks nice. THANK YOU for this video. We had the same problem and our handyman said he will use a Door Jamb Extension Kit which is pretty much what you've done They sell them at Home Depot and Lowes www.lowes.com/pd/Masonite-Entry-Door-Frame-Extender-Common-36-in-x-80-in-Actual-36-in-x-80-in/1000049307 The only thing is the instructions say to install BEFORE installing the door, but we have already hung the door as you did too, so i guess it can be done after.

Thanks Bro!

Great idea looks really good.