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DIY Window Trim $10

I attached this using liquid nails and held it in place with weights for it to adhere. Don’t worry about any gaps those will be fixed with caulk later.

Next I cut, painted and added the sides using a nail gun to hold them in place.

I measured the width with the sides now attached and this was my measurement for the bottom piece.

Now it was time to make the header (top piece). I constructed it before nailing it to the wall.

Then I painted the header, placed it above the sides and nailed it to the wall.

After all pieces were up and the nailing was completed, I caulked all the gaps and the nail holes and touched it up with paint.

Here is how it looked when it was completed. Totally worth the $10 and the work it took to put it together.

To see the complete tutorial come visit the link below.

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Or try out this easy project and make a Modern Farmhouse Wood Tray. This goes perfect above my refrigerator.

Thank you so much for sticking around. I hope this post helps you to spruce up those windows.

Happy Building,

Tiffany

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