Doors and trim get more daily wear than almost anything else in a house — hands on doorknobs, shoes against baseboards, chairs bumping into casings. That wear shows up fast if the prep and paint aren't done right.
On doors and frames, we sand to a smooth surface, fill dings and gouges, and use a hard-wearing finish that holds up to daily use without chipping or sticking. On trim, we fill nail holes, caulk every seam, and cut clean lines where trim meets wall or ceiling.
It's detail work, and it's often what people notice most once a room is finished.
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