How To Trim Out A Window To Last! (ASMR)

Updating your window trim is a DIY friendly home improvement task. Discover the best method for window trim that ensures a long-lasting, beautiful appearance. This technique is designed for longevity, reducing the risk of gaps and cracks, and keeping your trim looking flawless for years to come! Whether you're a weekend DIYer or a professional, this step-by-step guide will help you achieve a durable and visually appealing finish that stands the test of time.
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[@MoonLightGirl_888]

So basically, hire this guy to do it… I was with him for the first half and then thought, this looks like overkill. Many DIYers, yes. Me, writing a check to this guy and budgeting accordingly…

[@CRCarpentryRemodeling]

Haha. I appreciate that, but I think anyone could do this. Should I make a less overkill version, maybe a walk through with measurements and directions?