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Greetings all!
I've just pulled up all the 1950's style flooring from my living room and want to lay a laminate floor down in it's place. Pardon my ''newbie-ness'', but my question is I've got some pretty intricate moldings around the doors and entrance-ways of my living room (ridges and scallops) and it's pretty much impossible to cut the laminate precisely to fit around these moldings. I'm not really wanting to remove the moldings before I put down the floor as this house has lathe & plaster walls....past experience has taught me to leave moldings alone!! Any suggestions on how I could fill those gaps between molding and flooring without it looking horrible?? Thanks in advance. |
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