Installation Guide

A SOLUTION FOR EVERY HOME REPAIR PROJECT
WHAT’S YOUR
PROJECT?
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- Place one piece of moulding squarely into the
corner you wish to trim. Cut the opposing piece
of moulding at a 45 degree miter.
Neatly mitering shoe moulding has long been a challenge – especially if your corners aren’t perfectly
square. A Dremel rotary tool can be used to cope quarter-round shoe moulding quickly and easily for
a seamless fit.
- The #408 sanding band is an aggressive,
low-grit-count sanding band that will allow for
the quick removal of a lot of material.
- Insert your EZ Drum and secure the #408 Sanding
band into place.
- Set your tool to a high speed and begin sanding
away the material exposed by the miter cut.
- Remove material carefully in the latter stages of
the coping process. Switch to a less aggressive,
higher-grit-count sanding band like the #445
sanding band to perfect your fit.
- You’ll notice how quick and easy the sanding
band swap is using the tool-less EZ Drum.
- To swap sanding bands on the EZ Drum, pull
upon both sides of the drum to remove the #408
sanding band, place the #445 sanding band on
the drum and push down to secure.
- Check the fit of your moulding frequently, making
sure you do not remove too much material.
- Set your trim into place using either finishing nails
or a staple gun.
PROBLEM SOLVED:
OTHER SUPPLIES:
Dremel 4200
• Quarter-Round Shoe Moulding
• Hammer
• #6 or #8 Finishing Nails
• Staple Gun (optional)
FITTING
CORNERS?
Dremel EZ407 SA
(INCLUDED IN
4200 KIT)
Dremel 445
(INCLUDED IN
4200 KIT)