Door Jambs
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Door Jambs
Cut door jams too short while preparing to tile floor. What is best way to repair short of replacing.
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Paint or stained, cut how short??? If painted, caulk hides a multitude of sins. If stained, more difficult. 1/4" -1/2" can be fixed with caulk if painted. If stained and I was being paid for the job, replace the jambs.
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Thanks guys (or I think guys)
The gaps are in the 1/8th in to 1/2 in variety. What I finally decided to do was to cut door jam material in different thicknesses then glue it in with caulk. Then I finished it with spakling, sanded, then painted. Looks pretty good (only had to do 8 doors, two of which were french doors).
The gaps are in the 1/8th in to 1/2 in variety. What I finally decided to do was to cut door jam material in different thicknesses then glue it in with caulk. Then I finished it with spakling, sanded, then painted. Looks pretty good (only had to do 8 doors, two of which were french doors).