Beadboard Backsplash DIY Trimming
As one of the available materials to be used for kitchen backsplash the beadboard backsplash is surely a considerable option to choose. This particular material could be a very attractive choice for various kitchen decoration styles such as the country style. The installation of this type of kitchen backsplash could actually be done in such DIY project since the panels are in flat state that is easy to be attached to the wall. There is still another thing to do once the panels are installed that is the trimming of the edges of the panels.
Materials & Tools in Beadboard Backsplash Trimming
The trimming edges process could also be done on DIY project as well. You will need various materials and tools to get it done appropriately. Be sure to prepare these things first before actually do the trimming. Measuring tape, pencils, fine-toothed saw, adhesive, finishing nails, hammer, wood putty, paints, and also paintbrush are all should be prepared to do the trimming of the beadboard panels for the kitchen backsplash.
Beadboard Panels Trimming Processes
Begin the trimming by measuring the area to be trimmed on the backsplash area. Any exposed and unfinished edges of the beadboard panels should be counted. Specific areas including the intersection between the beadboard panels and the counter is also need to be trimmed. Use the pencils to mark the moldings that need to be cut. Cut the marked moldings using saw precisely. Place the adhesive at the back of the moldings started by the lattice or cap molding first followed by the smaller moldings. Next thing to do is to place the finishing nails into the previously attached moldings in purpose of holding them. Fill any nail holes using putty then do a bit f touch up using paints to hide any flaws created during the trimming processes.