Or, another option - leave the baseboard, grout the edge, then add shoe mold (quarter round) to finish the look. The beauty of shoe mold is that it provides a clean, visual edge. It also gives depth to the baseboard.
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Al 96 Ram Air T/A
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I recommend the shoe mold. It hides incosistencies in the grout and it's real easy to cut and install.Originally posted by Al 96 Ram Air T/ASOLD: 2002 Trans Am WS.6 - Black on Black - 6 Speed
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with very few days off, I've had to do this in stages. It's about 2/3 done.
Not turning out bad for my first attempt.
It's about 325 sq feet so it's not exactly a small room.
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Nice, Joe! Looking good so farSOLD: 2002 Trans Am WS.6 - Black on Black - 6 Speed
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2005 Acura TL - Silver on Black
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