The trim and crown molding was painted prior to installation. Again, I did three coats of the chalk paint mixture and a final coat with the semi-gloss. And here’s a really helpful tip. Some of the paint seemed to get on the bottom side of the trim pieces. I didn’t realize this ...
remove as much adhesive as you can. Make several thin wedges from molding -- pine lattice is a good selection. Dip the ends of the wedges in adhesive and drive the wedges with a hammer around the loose part between the part and the socket. Then, with a utility knife, trim the ends...
Step 1-Evaluate the surface of the piece that you’d like to paint. If it’s a sleek glossy surface (like varnished or sealed wood) you’ll want to gently sand the entire piece with 100 grit sandpaper). If it’s more of a dry chalky texture (like unfinished wood or flat paint) yo...
Remove Base Molding. Start by removing your base molding. Use a pry bar to gently pry the trim away from the base of your wall. If you plan on re‑using the boards, protect them by prying against a shim or paint stirrer. STEP TWO Prep Floorboards. You want your floor to be as ...
Step 5: Build your mantle.If your corner fireplace will have a weight-bearing mantle, use a sturdy wood on top such as pine to help create this support. Step 6: Add design.Now it’s time to get creative. It’s time to decorate your corner fireplace using decorative molding, faux tilin...
install window trim molding install a window install a door frame install a bifold door install an entry lock set install an exterior door install a replacement patio door install a window sill install closet doors remove an interior door hang an interior door frame a window opening install a ...
At this point I still had to paint the inside of the cabinet that I planned to add glass doors to, replace those door panels with glass, add a shelf above the window, install the crown molding above the cabinets, and add wainscoting to our large island. ...
floors, then sand and refinish the entire floor. If the doors and side panels have the hardboard material, remove that and repaint it. It’s usually best to start on a clean slate, so that when you take your classic car to the shop, it comes back smelling new and incredible as it ...
Next, I installed the scrap wood to cover the gap. I attach small scrap wood to the wall and then attach the scrap wood piece to those pieces and the cabinet. Tiny gaps can be filled with caulk. Larger gaps can be filled with small trim. Look for pieces that will look decorative. I...