How is molding done?

The process of molding depends entirely on whether you are referring to the manufacturing of physical objects or the installation of architectural millwork inside a building. In industrial manufacturing, molding involves shaping pliable raw materials—such as molten metal, liquid plastic, rubber, or concrete—by pouring or pressing them into a rigid cavity, mold, or matrix and allowing them to harden into uniform parts. In interior construction and carpentry, installing architectural molding involves carefully measuring room dimensions, cutting precise forty-five-degree or ninety-degree angles using a miter saw to ensure seamless corner joints, and securing the pieces to walls or ceilings using finish nails and construction adhesive. Installers then fill any nail holes with wood putty, caulk the seams, and apply paint or stain to achieve a flawless, professional finish that integrates seamlessly with the surrounding room decor.