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Assess Existing Trim and Plan Repainting Strategy

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CUTTING IN PAINTING TIPS. How to paint cut-in tips. Painting ceilings.

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Begin by thoroughly examining all trim work, including baseboards, door jams, and window trim, to identify areas where previous painting resulted in crooked lines or wall paint bleeding onto the trim. The objective is to understand the extent of these imperfections and mentally plan how to establish new, clean edges. The strategy involves using the existing trim paint to create a new, straight line that slightly overlaps the wall surface, effectively covering the old, uneven wall paint.

Goal: Identify and plan for correction of crooked paint lines on trim.

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video we're actually going along and fixing the edges of the trim work here and we're going to be repainting this whole house and we're repainting the walls but not the trim the customer did have some of the trim paint left over from the house when it was built originally and the trim job itself um they had somebody come in and actually paint this um house and the rooms and the lines were extremely crooked on this and they got paint all over the the trim itself and in order for us to actually make it look good we're going along and actually just repainting the edges of

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