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You can find a nail set at your local hardware store if you don't have one. Hold the pointed end of the nail set on the head of the nail. Hammer the nail set so the nail goes into the trim. If the trim is held on with staples, use a flat-head screwdriver approximately the same size as the staples to tap them into the trim. Use a putty knife or painter's 5-in-1 tool to pry up any staples or nails that are bent into the wood. Then, use needle-nose pliers to remove the staple or nail from the trim. Sometimes nail holes in trim can form a raised edge. It's important to get rid of these edges on the trim or they'll show after you fill the holes. Scrape the putty knife across the surface of the nail hole a few times to smooth out the area around the hole. Be gentle when you're using the putty knife. You don't want to cause damage to the trim around the nail holes. If the trim has ridges or raised edges, use a butter knife to remove the fragments so you don't damage the details. Any sandpaper with a grade between 120 and 220 will work. The sandpaper should be able to get off any raised fragments on the trim that the putty knife couldn't. Brush the sandpaper across the surface of the nail holes a few times until they feel smooth.

summary: Hammer in any nails that are protruding from the trim with a nail set. Use a putty knife to scrape off any raised fragments around the holes. Smooth down the nail holes with fine-grit sandpaper.

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Visit the websites of companies offering shipping services to find contact information. They will give you estimates on how much moving costs. Read about and consider the benefits and drawbacks of the service to figure out which one works best for your situation. The cheapest way to move is to pack lightly and fly, drive, or ride a train across the country. However, you may have to sacrifice more of what you own. Hiring a moving service is costly, but you don't have to worry about moving your possessions. You can then save money by flying to your destination. Pack some clothing into a box and ship it to your new location through UPS, the post office, or another service. You can also affordably send heavier possessions, like books, through ground shipping. This is a great way to save money if you plan on traveling light or can't fit everything into another transportation option. You will need somewhere to send these items. Arrange for a place to stay in advance or ship them to someone you know who can get them to you when you arrive. If you have no furniture, hop on a plane to travel cheaply. Seek out a budget airline for extra savings. You can usually pack a suitcase or 2 for free. If needed, pack extra suitcases for a small charge. Even with the fees, this can be a surprisingly cheap option. This kind of moving involves checking the bags in on a flight you will be taking. Bring the bags up to the check-in counter when you arrive at the airport. Pack lightly, since each extra checked bag comes at a price. Remember that you will need to transport each bag to and from the airport yourself. Use Amtrak or Greyhound's Bus Freighter service. You will have to pack your items and bring them to the bus or train. It's not as fast as using a plane, but it is cheaper than using a moving truck. These services usually accept heavier boxes and furniture. First, contact these services to find out if they have a line from your old destination to your new one. Sometimes this isn't possible. These services may also deliver to your door, although it costs extra. This is the most obvious solution, since it gets both you and your necessities to your destination. You won't have a lot of space for supplies, so limit yourself to important items like food, clothing, and valuables. Driving includes planning out your route and budget for gas and other supplies. Also consider the wear and tear on your vehicle. The hauling method is trustworthy and the cheapest way to move everything you own. Make sure you call U-Haul and competing companies for estimates. You will need to pay for gas and unload all of your gear yourself, but you get to bring your vehicle with you if you have one. Check that you are able to drop off the trailer in your new destination. Not all companies allow this, and it would be unpleasant to have to drive all the way back to return the trailer. You can also rent larger trucks from these companies. They're a little more expensive than trailers and you would need someone else to drive your vehicle if you have one to bring along. On uShip, you list what you need to move and private contractors bid on it. You don't have to do any of the work, so it's a great way to move difficult items like TVs, motorcycles, and even pets for a lower cost. The contractor will deliver it to your new home, so you can take the cheapest transportation method available. Receiving good bids isn't guaranteed and takes time, so put up the listing weeks in advance of your move. Using this service involves trusting the contractor. Even someone who is highly rated can end up ruining your items. Moving companies take out some of the hassle of moving. Pack what you want to bring, then have the movers load it into the truck. They will also unload it when you arrive, so this is an efficient way of moving a lot of stuff. Expect it to be the most expensive option. Call these companies to get estimates, then schedule pick up and drop off times for your items. Make sure you accurately estimate the weight of your boxes. Heavier boxes cost more. Also be aware of the fees.
summary: Compare the costs of different shipping methods. Ship essentials through the mail to save money. Bring a few suitcases on a commercial airline at a low cost. Use a bus or train service to move a few heavy items. Pack anything you can fit into your car to avoid extra expenses. Rent a trailer to transport more possessions. Create a uShip listing to move a few heavy possessions. Hire cross country movers to avoid packing and planning.