Chair Rail Molding - Best Way For Professional Installation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มี.ค. 2017
- Watch as the #verycoolguys of construction show you how to install chair rail, in a proper molding installation.
Today we show you, step by step, how to install chair rail molding.
First, take your measurements and mark them on the wall, using the pre-existing chair rail molding as a guide.
Then, mark a line on your wall using a chalk line. It is important to remember to use dust away chalk or else you will have an indelible mark on your walls.
Once you have your lines in place, you are ready to start measuring you chair rail molding for cuts.
We used a 45 degree angle cut for our corners, but your angles may vary.
Now that you have the outside corners cut, you will need to glue the ends of the corners of the molding for a tight seal.
Also make sure to put a thin layer of adhesive on the back of your molding.
The chemical bond from the adhesive and glue will create a tight bond on the chair rail molding.
Put your chair rail molding in place, aligning the corners, and now pin it in place with either brad nails or finish nails.
Repeat this process for all outside corners during your molding installation.
Make sure to check out our coping inside corners video here:
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When installing molding on and inside corner make sure it is cut to the right size.
Leave enough room for a bend at the middle when sliding the chair rail molding in place, as this will create a tight seal and seamless corners.
If you have any questions or need us to elaborate further, leave a comment down below....
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Really like your channel bro. Just bought a house and I cant wait to do some of the projects you made tutorials for.
Very informative thank you for the techniques learned alot vince
You answered my adhesive question. Yes use adhesive along the recess. Duh. Thanks!
Great how to video, you make it look easy... looks good you guys to do awesome work!#verycoolguys
We are trying to do a better job of explaining our process, If you need us to slow down or revisit something to explain better let us know!
The way you say chalk is hilarious 😂
Great glue explanation!!!
+Karl T glue glue glue!! Thanks!
Hey Thanks, Great Video!
+1811bruce thanks a lot!!
Vince, im no carpenter but after watching this video I've learned to appreciate and respect your trade more and more. You've inspired me even more to do better in my trade and getting to do more videos like this more often in the future. Thanks Very Cool Guys!
P.S.: I'm diggin the custom VCG hats man. Send me a link if you can.
Thanks Jon we appreciate your support!!
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Nothing like "well hung" chair rail ...lmbo!
Loved the video guys. Great tutorial. I have caulk on some of my other mounding in my house, is that a common practice? It seems like they used it to fill the gap between the wall and the top of the mounding along the top and bottom.
Vince - Happy Thanksgiving to you and the family & the VCG family! When you get a moment, could you remind me what pinnner (brand & model) as well as the DeWalt model brad nailer you use please ? Thank you in advance... blessings!!
Another great video guys. Very similar to how I learned. I like to mark the studs and v sink brad nails in to each one. Just a little quirk I have. Keep’em coming.
Thanks Jake we appreciate the support!!
VCG Construction you’re welcome. Glad there are guys like you on TH-cam getting young men to take an interest in the trades.
Love the video. Can you tell me the name of the chair rail/brand? I have the same chair rail in the kitchen and dining room and want to extend it into the family room. Can’t seem to find this exact type. Thank you!
I loved the video Vinnie, keep them comming because it is a learning experience for sure.
Thanks John I appreciate it!!
I was wondering why you switched back and forth between the two nail guns. The green was described as a brad nailer (18g???), and the yellow was once referred to as a finish nailer (16g?). I was wondering if you can get by with just one of the guns. Can I use a 16g with its shortest nails (I think 1 1/4) instead of having to buy two guns for even shorter brad nails. Thank you!!
What glue and adhesive did you use? Doing a small half bath. Has 2 walls of 54 inches, one of 5ft, then the door wall which includes an inch spot on one side...would you start with that inch the work around the rest of the room?
You have a laser line but then chalk line? The laser not straight enough?
Do You have a video that explains the different types of chair rail there are?
Hey Vince. I like your videos, glad you're doing well. Sincerely, Kevin (the southwest b-more bad boy)
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Any help on if the piece isn’t long enough for the wall? Our walls are larger than the boards we bought
liken the videos!!! nice emphasis on the importance of adhesives.
Thanks bushwhack !!
how did you make that end piece?
How much to over cut to get the spring effect?
It’s awesome to see someone get laid to rest when they think they know everything. My father has been a contractor since he was 17 and never ever has he cut corners for more production and your right..you can still have the best in quality and still have production.I loved this video and I’m glad I stumbled upon you all, my kind of ppl.
Thanks Nate K !
No prob, keep up the great work.. I want to see a miter saw review.. I’m crossed between brands.
What size brands are you using?
Question , does it matter how the chair railing goes , if the fat part goes on top or bottom when installing ? ? ?
The Return at the end is really nice way to finish but i found it odd that the doorway wasn't cased.
Just came across your videos. Very nice. I think you guys should consider using drop clothes around your work.
I like to leave a 3-5 inch overhang on the edges.
I'm curious what the best way is to cover the marks/indentions from the mechanically fastened areas. This will be my first time installing molding myself and I'm not sure if you sand and/or repaint the molding after getting it on. I was assuming that would still show the indentions though.
Good wood filler, prime if required, then paint! Hope that helps, thanks!
DAP makes a product called Fast N' Final, it's a lightweight spackling and it works really well and is super fast.
How do you finish or clean up the indentations from the brad nails?
Make sure to use a good wood filler.
Thanks for the quick reply! Last question...Do you have to sand and paint after? Or just paint?
You can ask as many questions as you’d like, we love helping out the #VeryCoolGang! Yes, I would first sand and prep, spot prime the sanded areas, then paint!
The video is good but applying the glue on the back will cause a lot more damage in the long run if the decide they don't want it there years down the road. You did a great job installing it though!!
What adhesive do you use?
I use PL or any similar brand of construction adhesive should do!
Where are you guys located? I don't understand why anyone would give you thumbs down! :(
What state are you guys in? I'm in New York city
+Michelle's T.V we do work throughout eastern Pennsylvania, all of New Jersey, and Delaware!
How to splice runs longer than 10' or longer?
Ron Strode the ideal way would be to buy 16' boards. If they are not available you could use a scarf joint. Thanks for watching, sorry it took so long to get back to you.
Are you brad nailing into studs?
For mouldings, no.
problem with adhesive is that if you want to remove the chair rail in the future your wall is destroyed. Good luck with that.
What State are you in?
Pennsylvania
why not 45degre inside corner?
is more easy
Flex the molding cope the molding put returns on the molding glue the molding not that difficult why is that we still have professionals that refuse this method
Your guess is as good as mine Joseph!
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Why not put the word coping in your title?
We have coping specific videos, check them out!!
Sorry, man, but this video was making me dizzy from the camera work. Never made it much past the beginning.
You lost me at laser. Bye.
How much to over cut to get the spring effect?