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  "name": "How do paint touch ups on baseboards and trim differ from walls?",
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      "name": "How do paint touch ups on baseboards and trim differ from walls?",
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        "text": "Baseboards, doors, and trim usually feature semi-gloss or satin enamel, which reflects light more than wall paint and reveals brush marks easily. Touching up trim requires thorough cleaning to remove foot scuffs, light scuff-sanding to help adhesion, and feathering along the natural grain or profile lines. When trim has multiple chips across a single board, painting the full run of molding provides a cleaner result than spot patching.",
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        "description": "Trim uses higher-sheen enamel that shows brush marks easily, requiring light sanding and feathering along the molding profile to blend properly."
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  "description": "Trim uses higher-sheen enamel that shows brush marks easily, requiring light sanding and feathering along the molding profile to blend properly."
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