Here's How We Paint Baseboards & Frames in Greater Moncton Homes

When homeowners invest in professional interior painting, the difference often shows up most in the details — especially on baseboards, door frames, and trim.

At Expressions Painting, we follow a very specific system when painting trim in homes in Moncton, Riverview, and Dieppe. The goal isn’t just clean coverage — it’s long-term durability and a refined, smooth finish that holds up to daily life.

 

Why Trim Paint Quality Matters in High-Traffic Homes

Baseboards take more abuse than almost any other painted surface in a home.

They’re regularly hit by:

  •  Vacuum heads
  •  Shoes and boots
  •  Cleaning products
  •  Pets and everyday traffic

Because of this, we don’t treat trim like wall paint. It requires a different product and a different application method to ensure it looks great not just immediately after completion — but years later.

 

The Trim Product We Trust for Long-Term Performance

For the past several years, we’ve relied on Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel by Sherwin-Williams for trim, doors, and even cabinetry projects.

This product stands out because it:

  •  Is cabinet-rated for durability
  •  Resists chemicals and household cleaners
  •  Is highly washable
  •  Levels out during drying for a refined appearance

When properly applied, it creates a finish that withstands heavy daily use — ideal for busy family homes in the Greater Moncton area.

 

Our Professional Application Process

In occupied homes, efficiency and cleanliness matter just as much as finish quality.

Our process is designed to deliver a near spray-like finish without the disruption that full spray setups require.

1. Precision Brushing

We begin by carefully brushing all detailed areas that require precision — corners, tight trim profiles, and areas around hardware. This ensures full coverage in every detail.

2. Microfiber Rolling for a Smooth Finish

We then apply the coating using a high-quality microfiber roller. This step allows us to:

  •  Lay down a consistent film thickness
  •  Minimize texture
  •  Encourage proper leveling of the urethane enamel

When paired with Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel, this method produces a very smooth, refined finish that closely resembles a sprayed surface — without the inconvenience of extensive masking and disruption in a lived-in home.

 

Why We Don’t Typically Spray Trim in Occupied Homes

Spraying can produce beautiful results — but in homes where families are actively living, it often means:

  •  Significant masking and prep time
  •  Increased labor costs
  •  More disruption to daily routines

For most residential projects in Moncton, Riverview, and Dieppe, our brush-and-roll urethane system offers the ideal balance between premium results and practical efficiency.

 

The Importance of Proper Film Build

One of the most overlooked aspects of professional trim painting is film thickness.

Even when color coverage is achieved in one coat, we often apply a second coat to build up the protective layer. This is what gives the trim its long-term durability — helping it resist impact, cleaning wear, and daily friction.

The goal is not simply to make trim look freshly painted.

The goal is to ensure it performs.

 

Professional Trim Painting in Greater Moncton

At Expressions Painting, we approach trim work with the same level of detail and intention as walls, ceilings, and cabinetry. The products we use and the system we follow are designed specifically for long-term performance in real homes.

If you’re planning an interior painting project in Greater Moncton and want trim and doors finished with durability, precision, and minimal disruption, our process is built for exactly that.

Because in professional painting, the difference is always in the details.

For a visual demonstration, watch the video below:

 

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