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Wed, Jul 18, 12 at 10:10
| Wonky not so flat basement flooring.
Some outside miters were fairly tights, Others no so. I plan to caulk the minor gaps (with excess) and gut the excess to create a sharp line on the small gaps. Any benefits on shooting a couple of pinners in it. I've done pinners/glu on crown but the crown has always been tight to each other |
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- Posted by sombreuil_mongrel (My Page) on Thu, Jul 19, 12 at 18:43
| Outside miters in flooring makes no sense. I take it, then, that maybe you mean baseboard? 18 ga. brads are more likely to have an effect than 21 or 23 ga. pins. Casey |
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| So the outside miters don't meet up because the floor is not level? I would recut the miters (maybe on a slight angle, too) to get them to meet more tightly. Little bit of trial and error. Glue and nail, then caulk the wall gaps. |
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