ARTICLE: How to Paint GoCode Trim
Last updated: October 29, 2026
How Do I Paint GoCode Trim Pieces?
Paint GoCode trim in three steps: clean the pieces with a foaming prep cleaner and microfiber cloth, spray on an adhesion promoter, then apply your paint in even coats. Let the adhesion promoter cure for 5 to 10 minutes before painting, and wait 3 to 5 minutes between coats.
Before You Start
Kit: All GoCode trim pieces
Paint color: SEM Ultra Black shown in the video
Tools & Materials
Foaming prep cleaner
Microfiber cloth
Adhesion promoter
Matte spray paint (black shown)
Painting Instructions
Clean the trim
Spray the pieces with foaming prep cleaner and wipe them down with a microfiber cloth. Let them dry for a moment before moving on.Apply adhesion promoter
Give the can a shake and spray from about 10 inches away for an even coat. The whole surface should look glossy and wet. Let it sit for about 10 minutes.Check that it has cured
Touch an inconspicuous spot. It should feel dry to the touch before you paint.Spray the first coat
Spray the paint the way you would any other spray paint, using long, even strokes.Add a second coat
Wait about 5 minutes after the first coat, then apply another.Let it cure
Let the trim cure overnight before handling it.
*Note: One can of paint covers about two coats of a full trim kit. One can of adhesion promoter lasts about one coat of 3-4 full kits.
Installation Video
Step-by-step guide on how to paint GoCode trim.
Related Resources
Materials:
Foaming cleanser GoCode uses
Adhesion Promoter GoCode uses
Spray Paint GoCode uses