Perfectly flushed trim is hard to get right. Even if executed perfectly, little gaps can occur over time. So whether it’s fixing older trim or preparing trim for paint, learning how to caulk trim is a great first step to becoming a DIY pro.
Which caulk should I use for trim?
You’ll find lots of choices at the home center. To pick the best caulk for the project, review the label to see which kind best fits your needs. Indoor, outdoors, watertight or paintable are all things to consider.
For interior trim, I recommend a latex caulk. It’s durable with low odor, cleans up easily with water, expands into seams and can be painted.
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