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     How to Paint Interior Trim and Molding

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     How to Paint Moldings and Trim - Baseboard Tips

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     Interior Trim Painting Hacks. DIY How To Paint House Trim Work.

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2. www.bobvila.com › articles › paint-walls-or-trim-firstDo You Paint Walls or Trim First? A Pro's Advice - Bob Vila

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   Feb 17, 2021 · If you paint the trim first, you run the risk of the wall color splattering and having to touch it up again. On the other hand, if you paint the wall first, then the trim paint could bleed over ...

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   Sep 9, 2024 · Once the spot priming is dry, apply an even coat of primer to all trim surfaces. Work from your non-dominant side to your dominant side for smoother brush strokes. When priming corners, start about ½-inch away and gently push the brush into the corner. Allow the primer to dry completely before moving on to painting.

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5. www.realhomes.com › advice › painting-trim-and-moldingHow to paint trim and molding: A beginner's guide for a pro ...

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   • Prepare the area. You will first need to remove or cover furniture that is near or around the woodwork, and also your floors — a dustsheet or old bed sheet is the easiest way to do this.
   • Treat softwood moldings with knotting pale. Begin by applying a knotting solution to softwood moldings. This prevents sap from leaking out and into your paint finish.
   • Sand down the trim. You could be tempted to skip this part but, sanding will help the primer and paint absorb well into the grain for a smooth and neat trim finish.
   • Fill any cracks and dents. Any screw holes and dents should be filled with wood filler like Pro brand or Gorilla, before the cracks between the wall and the woodwork are filled with caulk and allowed to dry.

6. www.thespruce.com › how-to-paint-trim-8657754How to Paint Trim, the Professional Way - The Spruce

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   Sep 26, 2024 · Tips for Painting Trim. Shape the caulk tube tip to conform to 90-degree junctions. To do this, swipe the cut tip between two boards set at right angles. Mark the top of the caulk tube with an indelible marker to keep track of the tip's orientation. Use a dripless caulking gun to prevent the caulk from oozing out after the trigger has been ...

7. www.thisoldhouse.com › painting › 21015129How To Paint Trim and Walls Like a Pro - This Old House

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   • For A Bigger, Better Swatch, Get a Paint Sample. Don’t expect a thumbnail-size color chip from the paint store to give you a sense of how a color will look on the walls.
   • How Many Paint Cans Do You Need? Before you set out for the paint store, take a tape measure and figure out how much surface you need to cover—and don’t forget the ceiling.
   • Invest in Premium Paint. Go for the good stuff. Why? Because cheap paint covers very well when it’s wet—the first, and in many cases last, time many people scrutinize their work—but not so well once it’s dry.
   • No Muss, No Dust. Painting prep usually involves scraping, sanding—and dust-making. “You might be shocked at how far dust travels, and what small areas it can get into,” says Rich O’Neil, owner of Masterwork Painting, in Bedford, Massachusetts.

8. ouraestheticabode.com › how-to-paint-trim-and-whyHow to Paint Trim and Why Satin is the Best Finish

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   Aug 2, 2022 · Step One: Remove hardware and clean. The first thing you’ll want to do is remove any hardware like door hinges, window treatment hardware, etc. Doors, baseboards, and window trim, and all collect a lot of dust so it’s very important to clean with a degreaser like this. I won’t lie to you….

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   Can you paint trim & molding?

   • Painting trim and molding will perfect your room's decor and show off the color on your walls. DIY like a professional in seven easy steps with our guide. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

   How to paint trim and molding: A beginner's guide for a pro finish

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   Should you paint walls with trim?

   • Seeing these big results and being satisfied with your handiwork can give you the energy boost you need for the rest of the job. Other painters swear by starting with the trim for how easy it makes painting the walls’ edges. Gaines personally knows many professionals who start with the trim and finish with the walls.

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   Should I paint molding before or after painting walls?

   • Some recommend painting moldings before painting walls as it's easier to tape and protect than the wall however, this could actually be more hassle (and mess) than it's worth and we'd recommend painting trim after your walls and ceiling are painted.

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   Should trim be painted first?

   • The general rule when painting both trimwork and walls is to paint the trim first. Apply two coats of paint to the trim and let it fully dry before painting the walls. Another trimwork painting rule is to choose a color that's different from the wall color. Be sure to use the same color for all trim.

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   Can you paint over painted trim?

   • If you're repainting trim then start by assessing the condition of the existing paint. If it is peeling very badly you might need to use a paint stripper and solution or heat gun to remove what remains. Turner says, 'Painting over existing painted trim is definitely an option. Unless the trim was painted in a dark color, you can skip priming.

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   How do you paint wall trim?

   • Thorough cleaning, careful taping, and using the right brush and trim paint help you paint wall trim that will look great for years. Brush: The best paint brush for trim is a two-inch angled sash brush made with natural fibers. Paint: Water-based acrylic-latex interior paint dries fast, has little odor, and cleans with water, not paint thinner.

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10. www.sherwin-williams.com › paint › how-to-paint-trimHow to Paint Trim - Sherwin-Williams

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    Tack cloth. Spackling or putty knife. Paint sticks. 1. Prep. Use the damp sponge to clean dirt and grime from trim. If needed, use the rough side of a sponge to ensure a clean starting surface. Sand the surface and then use a damp sponge to wipe away any dust. Fill in holes, dents and cracks with a lightweight spackling compound.