Ed Pawlowski wrote:


"Father Haskell" wrote

You'll still have to caulk it in, but not so heavily as
if it wasn't backed out. *Light* bead, lay down with a
wet finger, goes fast.


Caulking is a HACK job. I don't know of a decent build house that has
caulk in the trim.
I don't know of any homes built that doesnt get caulk on painted trim. It
give it the finishing touches. If the trim is white I always caulk after the
walls have been painted. Been trimming for a long time and caulking has
always been part of the finished job. No walls are straight and plum and
there is nothing worse then trim running down a wood floor looking like a
Railroad Track in the Rockies.
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