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Mary J.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • NH
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YES OR NO? Painting Old Hardwood Trim!

Mary J.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • NH
Posted

1900’s 2 family.

Okay guys- I say yes to white trim and doors. (Like Swiss coffee)- Husband thinks I’m nuts and to leave it all alone.

It’s NOT perfect, it’s very old, alligatored with some old varnish or something, and has staple holes from years of tenants stapling plastic to the windows, but overall I think I could make it look decent with paint.

Some sills we had to replace due to dry rot from age.

What would YOU do?

Going to try to get a photo up to show what I’m working with...

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