Outside corner moulding, how small can I get it?

Question

I'm wrapping up a cabinet refacing job, but need to find one last thing to tie it together nicely.

I need some outside corner moulding to pull a couple corners together that didn't come out so well.

The problem is that I cannot find anything under 3/4" x 3/4". I know I've seen it small before, maybe 1/4" to 3/8", but I cannot seem to find it now that I need it and the guys at the lumber and wood supply places can't find it either.

Am I going to need to go to some model building supply type place for it?

Answer 1

Yeah, like Doc said, cabinet suppliers.  You can get outside corners that are relatively small.  Also scribe.  Use a small brad, don't nail too close to the end, these pieces can split easily.

Answer 2

3/8 X 3/8 X 24

http://www.manorhouseminis.com/cat.asp?C...

Answer 3

Some lumber companies have a catalog of molding you can order from.

Answer 4

I don't know where the "places" are you have tried, but have you tried any "cabinet" making shops?

  Part of the issue in corner trim sold at a Lowes or HD is much of it's notion in the design relates to wall corners, not cabinets, and the 3/4 is to allow anough surface area for the brad or finish nailer to bite into the wall surface, whatever that may be.

  Have you done a general search online for corner molding? It may be more expensive, but suit your needs?

Just my two "sense"