Preparing for Caulking

the trim so when it comes to actually doing my sponge coughing method the steps that you're going to want to start off with you're going to get your door if you get if you're doing a door you don't want to remove the door remove the hardware but if you got crown molding or baseboards you're doing any type of trim you don't have to worry about removing anything but the process is you're always going to want to actually do your spackling first you're going to want to spackle it sand it if you're going to do the bondo trick you completely eliminate your nail has then you'll bondo it and then sand that and then you begin to copy process is what happens if you don't want to caulk this whole door jamb and then and then if you try to do this faculty you may hit the caulking with your spackle knife and mess that popping up or you could caulk it all let it dry for a day and then come back and spackle it but we typically spackle first do our sponge copy and then get ready to paint and once this stuff is painting you can see this trim right here this is pre prior trend that inside the door jamb is actually very wood once we get it all prepped we're actually going to prime it and we always spray two coats of primer on and then we spray two coats of the top coat that were actually putting on it now if you go through this whole process your trims going to look extremely nice it's going to look like a professional bidat it's going to have that automobile finish and it's going to have that quality look to it you can have Richard do this quality trim you're going to right and paint it do a quality job this will look brand new just like a brand new million-dollar home so when it comes to caulking your trim any type of trim you're going to want to get your coffee that got some white coffee right here it's just white latex coffee got a caulking gun you're going to cut your bead on your caulking gun at a nice little angle right here if you don't want it really big you don't want it really flat just a nice small cut in an angle to make installing the caulking a lot easier and I'm just going to lay out a bead on the door jamb and then I'm going to use my sponge to begin wiping it and then wipe the excess onto this sponge right here and so I'm just going