Zhangbl Flexible Moulding Trim for Background Wall or Wall Waist 1.8 inch (4.5cm) Width x 0.31" Thickness (1.8" x 115")
Key features
- •rope door flexible mouldings wall trim edge size: 1.8" x 0.31" x 115"
- •soft PVC no paint and no glue, it's need youself prepare the glue and paint that Recommended to use glue "liquid nail"
- •Anti-mildew, anti - insect, anti - acid alkali, flame retardant.
- •Wide use, wall, furniture, doors can be used,******3M glue cannot be used because 3M glue is not curing. use glue must can to curing****
- •Please let professional decorator operate, if you are just a novice do not buy and operate it!
- •if you think It is recommended to use two kinds of glue in plane bending (Quick dry free nail glue + glass glue because )use "Quick dry free nail glue" positioning and use "glass glue" allows mouldings to ensure the final level.
- •Plane bending suggests two people working together
- •In winter, mouldings are less flexible and can be softened with hot water.
- •thin mouldings more flexible More suitable for furniture, doors, cabinets, mirrors.
- •The thick moulding has a better three-dimensional sense for wall, ceiling and outdoor.
- •1.97"within suitable for Furniture, doors, cabinets, mirrors.
- •Greater than or equal 1.8" suitable for wall,Background,ceiling, outdoor.
Zhangbl Flexible Moulding Trim for Background Wall or Wall Waist 1.8 inch (4.5cm) Width x 0.31" Thickness (1.8" x 115")
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Great looking moulding.
jimbo57✓ Verified Purchase•February 11, 2018
Ordered several rolls of this for upgrade to bathrooms in lieu of crown moulding. Looks great. Best way to install is to use two sided tape suitable for vinyl; then nail with finishing nails.
So much easier than wooden trim and great looking!
Leslie A. Holbrook•January 31, 2018
I did the ceiling trim in a small powder room with this, and I am TOTALLY not a carpenter. I tacked this up with finishing nails, used a nail set to bury the heads, and finished the tops, edges, and corners with white builder's adhesive. Make sure you have good, sharp scissors and a new blade in your utility knife around. I used this on a high gloss, navy blue wall and it makes for a very polished look.
