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A fairly common problem: how to fix a partially rotted or damaged window sill without disturbing the interior woodwork or sash assembly?
As it happens the solution is not that complicated even with window sills built circa 1940!
Modern replacement plates will work, though in this case I did make a custom nose with the original as my pattern.
The repaired sill plate is indistinguishable from the other window sills on the house!
Footnote: this is a demonstration, not a tutorial. If you need a detailed description please consult an experienced local woodworker.
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Update: For those of you unfamiliar with replacement plates and nosing here are links to two examples of vinyl replacement moulding available at the big box lumber yards. In the video I used wood because the seams are nearly invisible when caulked and painted.
https://www.menards.com/main/home-dcor/mouldings/exterior/vinyl-mouldings/7-ft-white-vinyl-sill-nosing/p-1448790.htm
https://www.homedepot.com/buy/lumber-composites/moulding-millwork/never-rot-7-ft-x-514-in-x-114-in-vinyl-sill-moulding-43634.html
Post time: Jun-19-2017