I have made an arch in the dining room wall and need to put molding around it to conceal some uneven cuts. As there isn't such a thing as rounded molding in the building supply stores around here, what would you suggest I use. I'm not experienced and can't think of what to do. The wall is pine panelling on one side and wall papered plywood on the other side. Thans for any suggestions. Dennis

We live in an old (90-100 yrs) two-story home in SD (cold winters; hot summers). A week ago we had an inch of rain driven by 65 mph winds from the NW. During the storm, rain water began leaking in around the west picture window. I went to the attic during the storm and found the west interior wall of the attic was soaked and water dripping down the framing members on the west wall, as well as down the wall itself. I found that situation once last summer, and vowed to reside the house. Didn't get that done yet. Now we have a musty, moldy, mildewy smell in the house which I suspect is wet insulation and damp plaster (we have plaster/lathe interior walls). The condition exists also in the west bedroom upstairs, which is directly above the affected living room. I'm convinced the leaking is due to dried out tarpaper under the narrow cedar siding. The wind apparently is driving the rain under the siding and through the dried out paper into the wood wall of the house. I will get the old siding off, Tyvec the wall, and re-side it. THE QUESTION IS, DO YOU SUSPECT I'LL HAVE TO REMOVE THE PLASTER/LATHE WALLS AND INSULATION AFTER THE NEW SIDING IS UP AND RE-INSULATE AND INSTALL DRY-WALL IN ORDER TO GET RID OF THE ODOR?? YOU EXPERIENCED GUYS, PLEASE GIVE ME SOME DIRECTION. Thanks!