Fast way to install quarter round trim 

That’s awesome thanks for watching not hard to do at all.

Yes omg it’s been months and my bf been sitting on it 😭

That’s awesome. I absolutely love them

I had bought a similar cutting tool for my quarter round. It wasn't working worth a darn. After watching your video, I saw that I was putting the quarter round in the tool backwards. DUH....works much better now! Ha Thanks my friend!

What is the tool called and where do you get it

@@Davekinematic Home Depot has them. And Amazon just tell them what u looking for they will know. I think it’s a quarter round clipper

What are they called?

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For sure miter snips are the best thanks for watching

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Miter snips

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Lowes or Home Depot

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Not hard to do at all very simple to cut. Thanks for watching

1000% correct I try to only use them on the PVC trim seems to last longer. Thanks for watching

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So you're pretty much retired already? Unless you were an infant when you should have learned it

That tool didn't exist 50 years ago

No problem practice makes perfect 👍

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Awesome thanks for watching its not hard to do at all just take your time with it.

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Me neither. Now I find out after doing the ENTIRE house with a manual miter saw to cut pvc trim. Wow

Thanks for the terrific video--I didn't know about the miter shears. The fellow at Home Depot had no idea what I was talking about, and Menards was out. I bought a coping saw instead. Here goes!

That’s not good only way is cope one side of the trim then the other side straight cut. Thanks for watching

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Liquid nail or regular caulking would do

How would you suggest doing it to avoid a bunch of caulking?

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That’s a good question I would glue them and still be able to pull them off later. Base is usually left up a 1/4” to allow for carpet. Or other original floor

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It does

I use Alex Flex paintable white caulking fast dry. Usually caulk just the top side of your moldings and have a clean wet rag handy with a small bucket of water to rinse the rag out. Once you apply the caulking with the caulk gun take and wet your finger index usually just moist not dripping and run it across the area you did with the caulk gun in both directions cleaning your finger off often to keep it from making a wide caulk joint. Hope this help’s.. This is if you are painting the molding. If you are staining it or want it natural then really don’t need to caulk.

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We end them on a straight cut that ends with the toe kick under the cabinets

Everyone has a different perspective on installation but really only matters as it’s installed correctly

@@crdriscoll1 the correct way to install molding is to send it off the ground a little bit so you can come back and paint it later without having to tape the floor or something like that you know what I'm saying that's the correct way to install it.

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The miter snips will work on pvc. But not so good on wood I would use a miter box and saw for wood good luck 👍

Glue & some heavy books 📚 or full paint cans with a tshirt under to prevent scratches

I have tried but don’t work very well

Jesus WHYYYYYYY has NO ONE EVERRRRR said this? I can't believe this "duh" moment. 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦

Caulking is like paint. It covers up a ton of sins😉

When he's saying a "45", it's understood that the angle is variable from that, especially since he's cutting as he's actively placing the quarter round 🤨

I cope my inside corners with a dremel fast and no caulk needed just a little c a glue on my outside corners it’s good practice for putting in non painted 3/4 round

​@@TrumpedUp888 caulk and paint,,make a carpenter what he ain't!

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Great question most trim is only primed. Giving that it will almost always show a difference in the Spackling to fill nail holes or even caulking. I always run my finger down the caulk line and then wipe with wet clean rags to minimize the (squeezing out effect) of the caulking and run that rag right over the nail holes. That may make the colors less noticeable but use like a 23 gage nail gun and that leaves a very needle size nail hole that almost invisible to the naked eye. Hope this will help some. Thanks for watching and commenting

Unpainted caulking will collect dirt and discolor over time. I like to put a coat of paint on trim before I install and then a quick touch up coat after caulk and putty dries.

I have done it the same way for many of years till I found the miter snips thanks for watching

Depending on how big the gap is will depend on what you can do. You could add some trim stock at the bottom of the door casings if you have like 1x4 trim but if you have Basic door casing trim it has a curve to it you may be able to find using a caulking that matches close to the color floor could help take the Eyes away from it. But again it really depends on how big the gap is.

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That could be but in this particular job the flooring had to much gap to cove with shoe round

@@crdriscoll1 After I made the comment, I saw more videos, and I stand corrected.

Miter snips can be found at Lowe’s and Home Depot

Finishing nails and any hammer will do

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You could use a Caulking and tape to hold it till it dries

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Yes we used 3/4 rounds as the floor guys didn’t get the floor close enough to the walls

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That’s alright maybe there was something that you could use in the future, thanks for watching 😎

Thanks for watching they are called miter snips

@@crdriscoll1 Thank you for your prompt reply. I will remember its name. Best, Albert

They are called miter snips can be purchased at lowes or Home Depot. Thanks for watching

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Miter snips are the way to go

It’s done pretty good just use some paint primer all in one

Exactly what it is a rental property and could not use shoe molding as who ever installed the floors left way to big of a gap. In my opinion I would install baseboards after floors then use no shoe or quarter round

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Correct should round goes about 3/8” on bottom and rounded at top to nothing quarter round is a continuous radius