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Cope Baseboard. If you are cutting baseboard for an inside corner, put your pieces up together and see how well they fit (Image 1). If it is not a tight fit, you may want to cope the baseboard. Using a coping saw, cut out the miter at a back angle to create a negative cut (Image 2).
There are usually two types of baseboard installation: hardwood flooring with a baseboard and quarter-round, or a fitted carpet or broadloom with no quarter-round. They require different sealing methods, which we will discuss below. Hardwood flooring with quarter-round. This type is the easier one, because you can get direct access to the baseboards. Youâll need a caulking gun, some paper towels and thin rubber or plastic work gloves, as well as clear, low residual odor, paintable caulking like siliconized latex. To seal, simply caulk three lines â 1) along the gap between the baseboard and the wall; 2) the gap between the quarter-round and the baseboard, and 3) the gap between the quarter-round and the floor. Use paper towels to tidy up smears or droplets. Fitted carpet or broadloom with no quarter-round