Trim Repair: How to Fix and Revive Trim

Renew dull trim in one weekend.

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Stephen

February 07, 7:53 PM [GMT -5]

This is precisely the method I've been using for years for numerous trim rehab projects. It works very well and I love the 'wipe-on poly', although I use cotton stain pads already made up from Home Depot and they work great. One additional tip - when you begin mixing stains to match your job needs - RECORD the final stain mix so you will be able to duplicate if you need more, now or later. :-)

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