Installing Window Stop Moulding

Set the power miter to a 45 degree angle.

Installing window stop moulding.

American pro decor wm 935 1 5 8 in. Nail up the large base photo 13. Nail the head moulding piece to the door jamb with trim nails. Then measure the length of the moulding from the inside point of the miter you just cut to the desired length.

That ll give you a 3 16 in. Cut a 45 degree angle on one end of the trim and hold it so the short end of the angle overhangs halfway or 3 8 in onto the jamb. Make sure to fasten the hinge side jambs directly to the stud. You can fasten them loosely in case you need to slide a.

Clean and sand the window frame thoroughly. Measure the height of the window frame and cut four pieces of stop molding and two sections of parting bead to this length. Next use a putty knife and a hammer to wedge behind the damaged trim and stop. Grab a tape measure and find the length of the existing door trim and the length of the door stop.

Cut all the base extra long rough cut all the baseboards about 2 in. The putty knife is a great way to get the door trim and stop far enough away from the wall so you can use a pry bar to pull the trim off completely. Make a mark before you cut another 45 degree miter with the power miter. Then mark the other end flush with the inside of the jamb.

2 install the top sash into. Nail the cap and shoe. When installing window molding start at the top. Always start with the side where the door will attach to the hinges.

Cut the first miter on the head moulding piece. Recycled polystyrene door stop moulding pro pack 80 lf 10 pack.