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Why not fix it now? Are you going to get a better opportunity than during a remodel? Do it for Mom.

If your 240V outlets work correctly but your 120V outlets don't you should be taking a good look at the neutral conductor which serves the shop panel.

Keep your cables separated. If you bundle them you are not allowed to pull the full capacity of current through them.

Undersized wire to the shop could result in the compressor seeing less voltage than it needs. What is the distance between circuit breaker and outlet, and what gauge wire between them? If the answer is 100' and #14 that could be the problem.

Thanks for the help. I won't get it wet and I'll avoid scoring the back unless all else fails. I suspect the Aussie stuff has some kind of flexible surface bonded to it. My new plan is to do it over several days. Force a section into place with some kind of form. Glue and screw those few feet...

Apparently this is MDF. Is there a special technique to bending it?

I want to put MDF baseboard on the "inside" of a curved wall. Radius is about 8 or 9 foot. Can I do it without the stuff breaking? Any tips / tricks? Score the back? Wet it like drywall? I do not want to use the pricey rubber molding.