🌟 Transform Your Space with Flexibility!
The Flexible Moulding - Stain Grade - Oak Grain is a versatile trim solution designed for both indoor and outdoor applications. Measuring 11/16" x 1-3/8" and available in a 12' straight length, this moulding is moisture-proof and can withstand extreme temperatures without warping or cracking. Its seamless construction and stain-grade finish allow it to mimic the appearance of real wood, making it an ideal choice for any project requiring a touch of elegance and durability.
| Manufacturer | Resinart East, Inc |
| Part Number | TWM163SS12/0 |
| Item model number | T-WM163-S-S12/0 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Material | Wood |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
B**.
This trim is perfect for this application because it is mildew resistant
I needed some trim to put around the edge of my Delta one piece shower. After installing it, I didn't want the dry wall to sit right on top of the shower edges to prevent moisture from seeping and mold growing so there is a small gap. This trim is perfect for this application because it is mildew resistant. I cut it with a Dremel saw max and used construction adhesive to attach it to wall/shower. It looks very good and made the shower look a more elegant.
R**F
This stuff is great. It flexes every which way
This stuff is great. It flexes every which way. I'm using it for a round window trim extension. I showed it to a friend of mine who said he wished he'd known about this stuff when he remodeled his house. Best thing next to having a master carpenter on call. Great idea!
J**N
The instructions from ResinArt said "Priming not recommended, " so I told the painting contractor not ...
I ordered this product and it came in a box marked Duraflex by ResinArt. My contractor obtained flexible crown moulding and baseboard, also Duraflex by ResinArt. Although all the products installed well, painting them was a nightmare. The instructions from ResinArt said "Priming not recommended," so I told the painting contractor not to prime the Duraflex mouldings. He was dubious, so I showed him the website where it clearly said that. So he didn't prime it. What a nightmare. After the first two coats, there were still tiny black pin dots all over the Duraflex mouldings, as well as terrible paint drips. He used a sprayer, as he was painting wood wainscoting, and the sprayer worked perfectly on the wood wainscoting and moulding, but on the Duraflex mouldings (that were wrapped around a curved wall), it had noticeable drips and small black dots. He ended up sanding off the paint, priming, and then hand painting the moulding. That round did not leave drips, but it still left the small black pin dots. I will just have to live with them, but what a lousy product.
A**R
Was not a good fit for my application.
I tried to use this to trim-out our floor / stair interface, which is rounded... It did not fit flush and tight to the round stairs.
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