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Fri, Oct 7, 11 at 21:09
| I know that undercutting is the way to go, but we are having a hard time finding a jamp saw to rent with a diamond blade and we are definitely not pros. If we can find a saw to rent--is this really a job for a pro or easy enough for someone with a some experience? Does quarter round look horrible? I've Googled and cannot seem to find a pic of a FP hearth with quarter round. |
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| You can accurately fit the wood to the profile of the hearth and then caulk the small resulting gap with a color-matched flexible sealant. |
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- Posted by laurie_2008 (My Page) on Sat, Oct 8, 11 at 13:02
| love2weed - I have saved two postings that my be of help. We will have a similar situation when we install wood in our LR. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Help?How to trim fireplace gap after floor install?
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- Posted by laurie_2008 (My Page) on Sat, Oct 8, 11 at 13:06
| Here's the other posting (see link below). Hopefully, there will be some info that may be helpful. Laurie |
Here is a link that might be useful: Hardwood and brick hearth finishing
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