Beautiful carpentry deserves a flawless finish. The paint (or stain) is what ties new trim, doors, and built-ins into the room — and the details make all the difference.
What a proper finish involves
- Filling nail holes and sanding smooth
- Caulking every seam and joint for crisp lines
- Priming raw wood and MDF
- Two smooth coats of quality enamel
Why one crew is better
When the same team builds and finishes, there's no finger-pointing between trades — the carpentry is built to be painted, and the paint is applied to make the carpentry shine.
Enamel vs. wall paint
Trim, doors, and built-ins should be finished with a durable enamel for a hard, smooth, washable surface — not standard wall paint.
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