mayhem69

Hi again, sorry to be a pain. Looks like my door frame wasn't centered correctly and now when i put the trim on there is a 1/4" gap on one side. It is about the top 1/3 of the door and slowly tapers to flush in the middle. Here is a pic. to show you. What can i do about this? Just caulk?

mr plumber of rochdale

Yes caulk would be fine or any other filler. Iv used caulk before without trouble just have to repaint over it every now and again. You will find most walls are uneven and probably will have to use more caulk....

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mayhem69

now i know what is wrong, the builder didn't center the frame correctly. That is just shoddy workmanship. Samson Builders from Perkiomenville SUCKS!

mr plumber of rochdale

ha ha sounds about right

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frozenstar

So you solved it already without filling or caulking?

mayhem69

yes, i had to cut 2 nails and now i can move the upper corner of the frame and re-center.