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| 4C The crown molding in progress. Notice the difference between this photo and the previous one which shows the cabinets without any molding. You don't need to stack three types of moldings as I did, but at least one set of molding will add richness and a finished look to your cabinets. |
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| 4D This detail shows three types of Thomasville molding: a single-bead edging, a dentil edge, and at the top, angled crown molding. The clamp holds the pieces in place as the glue dries. |
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