Methods For Carefully Removing Interior Window Trim?

This is a step-by-step guide on how to remove interior window trim and molding without damaging the trim or the wall. The guide begins by removing any side casing, which is around the outsides of doors and windows. Trim pullers are used to remove trim without damaging drywall, but a prybar can be used as well.

To remove trim without damaging the wall, use a trim puller to carefully remove the trim, tapping the tool with a hammer if necessary. The nail puller tool should be used to remove nails from the door jamb and wall. Leverage the nail puller against the wood trim or a wall stud to pull the trim.

To avoid wall damage when removing trim, use a utility knife, employ protective shifts using a heat gun, and confront hidden areas. To remove the trim, apply force to both pull the nails out of the studs and break the bead of caulk between the trim and the wall.

To slice the paint away from the wall, start with a putty knife and protect the wall with a putty knife. This will help you remove the trim without damaging it or the wall. In summary, this guide provides a step-by-step guide on how to remove interior trim without damaging the trim or the wall.