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Well, it is made of wood so...
I need to remove about 12' of 3 1/4" shoe base moulding. (It's pretty beat up and I don't feel like stripping/filling it.) The problem is that the bottom 1/4"+ is behind the luan/linoleum so it has to come up then out. I did a 3' section by cutting the nails with my multi-function tool but I'm wondering if there is an easier way. Getting to the bottom nails was more poke-and-hope than I'd like. I guess I could rip the shoe base in half (with the MF tool) to make it easier to get to the bottom nails. Obviously, I can get this done, but I'm open to suggestions from the wisdom of the wRec. This might be fun. ;-) |
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