Posted by State of Jefferson on February 03, 2014 at 09:48:20 from (75.208.28.138):
In Reply to: Trimming Vinyl Windows posted by in-too-deep on February 03, 2014 at 06:43:41:
I rip the jamb stock to width, build the box, nail the casing to it while on the bench and install the whole thing as a unit, then nail thru the casing and the jamb into the framing. I foam the gap around the window prior, and use shims at least along the sill. The rest seems to hold up fine with just the nails for support. No need to glue it to the window. If doing painted trim, I will caulk it before painting. If stain grade, you sometimes have to scribe the jambs to any 'waves' in the windows. Or use a scribe moulding...
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