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Trim and Clean Joints

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A little hack with Big Stretch Sealant to get this piece off trim straight with a crooked wall!

What happens here

Once the baseboard pieces are nailed in place, inspect the corner and seam joints. Use a utility knife or a specialized scraper tool to carefully remove any small imperfections, excess wood, or debris that might prevent a perfectly flush connection between the trim pieces. This ensures a smooth surface ready for caulking.

Goal: Achieve clean, flush joints between baseboard pieces.

Tools and materials

  • Utility Knife — Cleaning up joints