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How to Upgrade Interior Window Trim

In these videos, learn how to replace worn or dated window trim to give a room a cleaner, richer look.

By Kit Camp

In this video from the Fine Homebuilding archives, seasoned trim carpenter Kit Camp shows you how to replace worn or dated window trim to give a room a cleaner, richer look. Learn how to carefully remove the window’s old trim and the step-by-step process of replacing the molding, stool, aprons and casing.

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user-286557 | Oct 06, 2017 05:50pm | #1
Where is the beef? The teaser said there was a video. The video was 30 seconds of NOTHING!
alamont | Feb 23, 2019 05:14pm | #2
Where are the remaining videos in this window trim series. Geez , get them back online already.
remodel53 | Mar 07, 2019 06:14pm | #3
waste

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