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Wed, Aug 24, 11 at 22:28
| So I searched for this and didn't find an answer in any previous threads. Maybe because the answer is so obvious??
DH installed a chair rail in our dining room, and there are gaps due to our lovely plaster walls. Although I had prepainted, the chair rail needs another coat of paint after the installation. So do we caulk first and then paint? Any advice? TIA |
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| caulk first if you do this again, prime the wood, caulk and fill nail holes, sand then clean, then paint. |
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