I bought a new storm door for our house, but the new Z bar which connects the hinge side of the door to the door frame almost exactly matches the screw holes fromt he old storm door which was removed. i am not as concerned about the holes that line up well as i am with the ones that are slightly misaligned (vertically). would wood glue work or is there any better product that i could use to fill these holes with that would mantain the strength of the frame to hole up the new storm door? would wood glue work? thanks for your time

we had a new front entry door installed a few days ago. it was a sloppy job in the first place, but looking it over yesterday, my wife noticed a crack in the door, about 3 inches long and maybe 1/8 inch deep, apparently caused when the installer worked out the area for the deadbolt. it is possible to 'grab' the point of the cracked area with a fingernail and pull it out slightly from the main body of the door. i am wondering about how major such damage may be in terms of security, in terms of weakening the door, as well as just general principle. our first inclination is to 'demand' a new door, but wonder what the standards in the field are like? i am now also wonderomg if this job should have required a building permit - but the installer did not obtain one. finally, he left about a 1-inch trough along the entire width of the door, which he said should be filled in with grout or covered with a quarter-round - a friend said that was right and fitting the door to the tile floor the same as the last door was fit was not the installer's job. but now i'm having second thoughts about letting him off the hook for that one, too. thanks!