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Painting Trim
I have trim that was originally stained. Later it was painted. The paint is popping off. I want to repaint the trim. What is the best way to sand the trim before priming?
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the Musigician
Join Date: Jul 2008
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Painting Trim
do you mean sand it to remove the flaking paint? if so, try a putty knife or chisel to CAREFULLY pull off as much paint as possible. is the trim baseboards? crown moulding? is there a surface pattern cut in? if so, perhaps Strypeeze first? we'd need more info on the trim or perhaps pics to help you more.
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