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Questions and Answers for Zamma Saratoga Hickory Handscraped 5/8 in. Thick x 3/4 in. Wide x 94 in. Length Laminate Quarter Round Molding

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Saratoga Hickory Handscraped 5/8 in. Thick x 3/4 in. Wide x 94 in. Length Laminate Quarter Round Molding
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  • Elegant design enhances the visual appeal
  • Made of high-quality laminate to ensure durable use
  • Ideal for installation on concrete and wooden subfloors
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caret
Q:Can this molding be painted with latex paint?
by|Jul 15, 2020
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A:  yeah you can

by|Jul 20, 2020
    caret
    Q:I'm elderly and don't own a saw and miter box to cut this to the correct lengths. Will my local HD (Wages Drive, Decatur, GA) do this for me? Thanks!
    by|Jul 11, 2020
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    A:  Best to contact store. The local Home Depot I ship at has a hand saw and mobile bench for customers to use. Or- purchase a Stanley Miter Box with Saw, about $10, which is what I cut this same quarter round trim with and had very good results.

    by|Oct 4, 2021

      A:  I wouldn't count on it.

      by|Jan 31, 2021
        caret
        Q:Can it be glued to a metal sliding door threshold? Thanks
        by|Apr 10, 2020
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        A:  Of course it can be glued, why couldn't it be? But, you could just drive a nail down threw the molding into the floor and run some caulk between the metal strip and the molding if there is any gap.

        by|Jan 31, 2021

          A:  Yes. Gorilla Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive would be great.

          by|Oct 4, 2021
            caret
            Q:How do you recommend installing this, nailed to baseboards?
            by|Mar 1, 2017
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            A:  Yes. See the installation guide on the product page. Nail to wall, pre-drilling allows a smoother finish in some cases, countersink, fill hole w/ Varathane Wood Putty

            by|Oct 4, 2021

              A:  I used a finish nailer with 2" nails to put my trim to the baseboards. They look nice and stay in place.

              by|May 4, 2023

              A:  Installed in under 1 hour, nailed to baseboard , perfect match to flooring. Perfect project .

              by|May 3, 2019
              caret
              Q:how do I cut this quarter round to fit an outside 90 degree corner. I cut these at 45 it did not fit
              by|Oct 1, 2016
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              A:  Did you try laying it flat, as if it were up against the wall? Do not tilt the saw, rather turn it on the bottom so the blade is cutting straight down and is turned at a 45 degree angle. I had the same issue.

              by|May 5, 2023

                A:  One edge is thicker than the other. Care must be taken so that the same side lays against the same surface.

                by|Oct 4, 2021
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                  A:  Use an angle gauge to get the right angle and insure you cut the right sides of the quarter round on both ends. I have goofed up several times because I didn't pay attention to detail.

                  by|May 4, 2023
                  caret
                  Q:We installed the Saratoga flooring in a guest room. Is this satisfactory to hide the transition from wall to floor? In other words is this considered baseboard trim?
                  by|Jan 11, 2015
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                  A:  Yes and it looks real nice once it is installed correctly

                  by|Oct 4, 2021
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                  Q:Even just a stain color that matches perfect, or close.
                  by|Sep 27, 2014
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                  A:  Hello jak6965, I suggest you take a sample of your trim to the paint department of your local Home Depot. There you will find a chart with actual pieces of pine and oak with different colors of stain that you can use to find the closes match. If you find the right color tone but it is not dark enough it may be the case that you will just need to put another coat of stain. Work with a sample piece of raw wood to test how many coats you may need to get a satisfactory result. Thanks for your inquiry. Charlotte

                  by|Oct 4, 2021
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