Make sure the floor is completely dry before you begin the repairs.
How to fix floor molding.
Sink all nails with a nail set.
If you see some cut a few braces from 4 to 6 in.
Nail the shoe molding into place with 2 penny finishing nails driven through the molding into the floor.
Wear safety glasses and use a putty knife to remove any molding or baseboards around the perimeter of the damaged area.
Fill all nail holes in both shoe molding and baseboard molding with plastic wood and let dry.
First hold the base molding against the wall after you cut it to length and look for gaps.
Replace them one by one as needed.
Lengths of scrap baseboard and put 45 degree angles on the ends.
When the filler dries you will be able to sand it even with the molding.
Pry up the boards starting at the wall until you get to the damaged ones.
It s better to apply too much than too little.
First remove all obstacles vacuum clean the area before applying the caulk and paint the skirting board mopboard floor molding or base molding.
Nail the floor trim to the studs and then tack the braces to the trim with 1 in brads.
Apply wood filler with your putty knife apply wood filler.