Questions and Answers for Royal Mouldings 6761 1/2 in. x 2 3/4 in. x 96 in. Finished PVC Composite White Casing (1-Piece − 8 Total Linear Feet)

A:  We recommend using 100% acrylic latex paint

A:  I lightly sanded the trim. Then spayed a latex based primer on it, them sprayed a latex paint on the trim.

A:  Yes, it will. It might be beneficial to do a light sanding to ensure that the paint will adhere.

A:  Appears to be and cuts like PVC, and is consistent throughout, not laminated. Bought it to be rot proof. 

A:  Our product is 100% PVC.

A:  To my recollection this does not have a California property 65 warning. There are additional casings at the Home Depot, which do not have a prop 65 warning, and will work for your door and window application.

A:  This material does not have a Prop 65 warning.

A:  Solid all the way through. Very good material to work with!

A:  It is 100% solid PVC all the way through

A:  It is solid and green to work with. Excellent material. 

A:  Solid. 

A:  I cut the material to size, drilled it for white aluminum siding nails and put down a generous amount of exterior grade silicone caulk before fastening it down with nails. This was followed by carefully caulking of all seams to prevent water infiltration. This method was used on a window in a house I was renovating and seems to have held up quite well.

A:  You can use any of the following Extreme Adhesives PVC Trim Welder DAP RapidFuse Liquid Nails Fuze It OSI PVC Trim Bond

A:  Gorilla Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive, 9 Ounce Cartridge, White, (Pack of 1)

A:  You need to paint 

A:  This product is white through and through. I used it as a base board in my basement, and did not paint the ends. Since I didn't use it outside, I'm not sure how it would withstand summer heat.

A:  It is solid white all the way through.

A:  It is not white throughout. PVC should hold up in most weather conditions.

A:  It's about 1 7/16" for the back channel.

A:  The dimension between the two lines on the back is 1.475"

A:  The dimension between the two lines on the back is 1.475"

A:  Yes. Our mouldings are water proof and do not promote the growth of mold or mildew

A:  Our PVC is not bendable.

A:  Yes, but only in locations where the temperature build‐up from the heat in the area DOES NOT exceed 140°F to 150°F. Thank you