Moulding & Millwork

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Moulding & Millwork

Use a pry bar with a thin putty knife to protect drywall. Cut caulk/paint seams with a utility knife first. Pull nails out from the back to avoid splintering.

Yes, but: Sand down high spots or use construction adhesive for extra hold. Consider backer rod behind moulding to fill uneven gaps before caulking.

MDF: Affordable, paint-ready, but not moisture-resistant. Solid Wood: More durable, stainable, but pricier and can warp. PVC: Best for bathrooms (waterproof).

Caulk: Apply paintable latex caulk and smooth with a damp finger. Shims: Use thin wood shims behind loose moulding before nailing.

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