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Neutral Bathroom Transformation

To create a relaxed and sophisticated space, Tori, from Love Letters by Tori, transformed her secondary bathroom by just adding a few fresh coats of paint and some FrogTape®.

Check out her step-by-step project below!

Neutral Bathroom with Blue/green doors that add a pop of color to the room
  • Clean empty bathroom, ready to be painted
    1

    Prepare the Surface

    Clean the trim thoroughly to remove dust and grime.

    Pro Tip: If the existing trim paint is glossy, you can lightly sand it to help the new paint adhere better.

  • Tori Winkle Taping off baseboard trim with Yellow FrogTape Delicate Surface Painter's Tape
    2

    Apply Painter's Tape

    Use FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape to protect the surfaces that are adjacent to the trim. Press firmly with your finger or a tool to seal the edges.

    Pro Tip: FrogTape® Delicate Surface Painter's Tape is perfect for freshly painted walls like mine. Otherwise, use FrogTape® Multi-Surface

  • Tori Winkle Painting a door a blue/green color
    3

    Paint the Trim

    Stir the paint thoroughly before starting. Using a paint brush, paint the trim with steady, even strokes. Allow the first coat to dry completely and apply a second coat if needed.

    Pro Tip: Use a primer first to achieve a more even finish and better coverage.

  • Tori Winkle Pulling off a piece of Yellow FrogTape Delicate Surface Painter's Tape from the wall to reveal a crisp line between the door trim and wall
    4

    Remove Painter's Tape

    For best results, remove the green painter's tape while the paint is still wet. Pull the tape off slowly at a 45-degree angle.

  • Freshly painted blue/green door and trim in a bathroom
    5

    Allow to Cure

    To wrap up, let the paint cure fully before exposing the trim to heavy use or cleaning.

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