using the shoe molding and cutting it at 45 degree angles to fit on the inside of each of the board and batten sections that i created so i'm actually measuring every single element that i'm adding and just going over to my miter saw which is just in my bedroom cutting them at a 45 degree angle and using my brad nailer to nail them directly into the boards that i had already applied to the wall and i know that was a mouthful there but i feel like it's pretty self-explanatory once you see what i'm actually doing the only tricky part is just making sure you're cutting it at the proper 45 degree but once you do a couple of them you're totally gonna get it down you guys like this is not a hard process at all and i really love how i was able to turn a boarding baton wall into almost that kind of french picture frame molding look as well without having to fully de-mold the wall so you're kind of getting two looks out of one we have a little bit of a mess going on here but not too bad honestly i'm just going to vacuum that up and you guys want to know something crazy is i purchased 12 trim boards and these are the remaining pieces i used absolutely everything and i got the perfect amount because we have covered the whole wall in our trim sections now what i'm going to go ahead and do now is just go