Hello: Range top, Snow white in color is getting hard to clean even using 'stain cleaner' and other similar products. Then, over the phone, I contacted its manufacture and purchased the replacement priced close to $100 including S/H. With brand new top in white, stove/range is as if I purchased only yesterday which I love so much. In the meantime, I want to paint 'old range top' white in color, rather than throw it away in the trash. If it's possible, what form of paint along with primer is ideal to paint 'range top?' Thanks for your help in advance.

Need a splash of brightness so we're painting the front door. I have questions: (New color of door is a dark blue) - Is it necessary to take the door down or is it easier to paint hanging or flat? - Do I use a roller or brush? If a brush - what kind would give me the best chance of not seeing brush marks? There are panels in the door. - Do I need an adhesive primer or could I just go with two coats of paint. Or some older Kilz (regular kind) that's been here for a bit.- I have heard that Semi gloss is the right way to go sheen-wise. It's a wood door that is protected by a storm/screen door but is very visible from the street. Your help is very much appreciated