Should you stain the wood trim on the walls or before?
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Deb Davis on Feb 22, 2015Before they are installed on the wall.Helpful Reply
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Doreen on Feb 22, 2015Before definitely!! You can even varnish before.Helpful Reply
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Trish on Feb 22, 2015For some reason my husband put up new trim in my laundry room and is planning to stain it now. I am not happy about this! Thanks for your help.Helpful Reply
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Darla on Feb 22, 2015It's so much easier if you stain and finish it before installing it, even before cutting it.Helpful Reply
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Kristen Crawford on Feb 22, 2015I am of the "before" school of thought. Painting or staining trim, baseboards, toe kicks, chair rails...etc., much easier to touch up the nail/screw holes than tape off the entire section and pray none seeps out!Helpful Reply
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Trish on Feb 22, 2015Thanks, I'll have to remember to instruct him on this in the future. I guess he is not going to remove it now. Maybe I will just not have it stained. I really don't know what he was thinking, he did drywall and painted. I hate to see all that new work messed up. Oh well:(Helpful Reply
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