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Yes, mold should be completely cleaned before trim is painted. Mold not only poses a health risk, but it can also compromise the integrity of the paint job by causing it to peel or bubble. Cleaning the mold thoroughly ensures that the trim is properly prepped for painting, allowing the paint to adhere correctly and providing a clean and smooth finish. Failure to remove all traces of mold can lead to ongoing issues and potential future damage to the trim. It is essential to address mold properly before painting to achieve a professional and long-lasting result.