High-touch surface preparation
Doors and trim collect oils, dust, scuffs, and old brush marks. Cleaning, deglossing, sanding, caulking, and spot priming improve bonding and appearance.
Interior trim details
Baseboards, crown molding, chair rails, window trim, door casings, shelves, and compatible built-ins can be included.
Door painting methods
Doors may be brushed, rolled with fine-finish tools, or sprayed depending on setup, existing finish, hardware, and desired result.
Color and sheen
Trim can match walls or contrast. Satin, semi-gloss, and enamel finishes are common because they handle cleaning and contact better.
What can be included
- Baseboards and crown molding
- Window and door casings
- Interior and exterior doors
- Caulking open joints
- Sanding and bonding primer
- Durable enamel options
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