When installing baseboard trim, the cost and time required is very much dependent on how large the room is and the type and size of the trim you are using. Beyond the cost of the trim itself, most of the tools used you may likely already have in your shop. If you do not yet own ...
Use your coping saw to cut from the top of the baseboard into the curve, making a “C” shape.Your moulding should look similar to this:Check the fit in the corner. The baseboard trim on the right side was cut with straight 90 degree angles that meet the wall. Slip the beveled cut ...
This tiny quarter-round baseboard is designed for modern, minimalistic interior designs where less is more. Although some might think it’s one of the more different types of baseboard trim on this list, the simple trim edge can add a subtle statement to any room—something that even the mos...
Taping:Use painter’s tape to cover windows, trim, and baseboards. This step prevents paint from accidentally getting on surfaces you want to keep clean. Protecting Surfaces:Lay down drop cloths to protect floors and large pieces of furniture. Consider using plastic sheeting or masking film for ...
Baseboards and trim You might also consider temporarily removing the bathroom door at this time, especially if you are planning on replacing your bathtub. 2.3 Shut off the water and electricity You’re going to be removing appliances that are connected to water pipes. To prevent a mini flood ...
It’s also a good idea to tape off baseboards and trim to prevent damage. 2. What are the different methods for removing wallpaper? There are several methods for removing wallpaper:Steaming: Ideal for tough wallpapers on plaster walls.Water and Vinegar/Fabric Softener: Best for peelable or ...
Work on small sections of baseboard at one time. Apply paint to the middle of the molding to get some of the paint off of the brush. Then, cut in along at the top of the molding using the tapered edge of the brush. Run the brush about 1/4 inch from the edge. The paint should ...
Next, it was time to make room for thenew vanity, which is a good bit wider than the previous one. First, I needed to remove a section of the baseboard, which I did with an oscillating tool and this Trim Puller tool. I first cut the baseboard to length with the oscillating tool, ...
Jigsaw– for cutting a notch in the bottom shelf so it fits around your existing baseboards Nail gun– You can also use a hammer and nails, but it will take a bit longer.This is the nail gun I have; it doesn’t require an air compressor and is very easy to use. ...
To use a magic eraser, add water to the sponge, squeeze as much water out as you can, scrub the surface with light pressure, and watch the grime disappear. Magic erasers work extremely well as a wall cleaner. I use them to remove scuff marks on my walls and baseboards. Every once in...