Easy to finish joints and seams
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Use these simple steps for smooth joints and seams
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1 # Make a good square cut.
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# 2 Apply hot glue to one end of the molding.
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Use this or other low temp glue gun.
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Look for this label - about 260 degrees Fahrenheit.
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# 3 Press and hold joint together for about 15 seconds.
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4 # Apply a sandable spackle compound to joint.
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# 5 Smooth off or drag down joint with a credit
card like object.
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# 6 Sand joint with a sandpaper sponge. 100 grit works
well and gives a very smooth finish.
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# 7 Apply Liquid nails remodeling and construction
to the back of the molding.
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# 8 Apply molding to the wall. Joints can be made
on the floor or ceiling.
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# 9 Touch up joint with water based paints only.
Use any flat, semi gloss or high gloss paints
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# 10 Apply a 1/16" - 1/8" bead of painters caulk to the top
and bottom of molding for a finished look.
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# 11 Pull the tool along the profile for a smooth look.
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Buy this tool at most home centers and hardware stores.
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