How To Take Off The Nailed Corners Of Interior Windows?

This video tutorial teaches homeowners how to remove interior window trim and molding, which is often nailed with a small nail at the mitered corners. To avoid splitting the wood, use a nail puller tool to remove any nails from the door jamb and wall. Leverage the nail puller against the wood trim or a wall stud to pull out the nails.

Removing internal window trim can be a daunting task for homeowners who have never done it before. In this comprehensive guide, seasoned trim carpenter Kit Camp shows how to replace worn or dated window trim to give a room a cleaner, richer look. Work a trim puller under the trim to pry it away by inserting the forked end of a trim puller under the edge of the trim piece and gently prying it away from the wall in small increments.

To remove any side casing, use a wedged 2″ putty knife between plaster wall and trim. Gently push the trim puller against the wall to pry the trim off. Start at the top corner and work your way down.

In summary, removing interior window trim can be a challenging task, but with the right tools and techniques, it can be made much easier. The video tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to remove trim from doors and windows, ensuring that the wood remains intact and the trim is not damaged.