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Finished Elegance is an innovative pre-finished moulding line that not only has a flawlessly beautiful, durable finish, but also saves you time and money by eliminating the hassle of needing to paint. Simply cut, install, and caulk. No need to buy paint and painting supplies or spend time painting your moulding. Also, its proprietary coating and MDF construction combine to give your perfect cuts line up every time for less issues and a clean look. Not only is Finished Elegance easy to use and stunning to see, but it also stands up to even the harshest wear and tear. Finished Elegance offers superior resistance to scratching, marring, dents, moisture, and splitting. Finished Elegance is a practical solution to achieve a durable, flawless finish for your interior space.
Product Depth (in.) | 0.438 in |
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Product Length (in.) | 12 in |
Product Width (in.) | 0.688 in |
Color Family | White |
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Color/Finish | White |
Decorative Moulding Type | Standard Profile |
Durability | Not Applicable |
Finish Type | Finished |
Installation Type | Nail |
Interior/Exterior | Interior |
Material | Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) |
Moulding Cut | By Linear Foot |
Moulding Features | No Additional Features |
Moulding Type | Shoe Moulding |
Moulding Use | Floor |
Pack Size | 1 |
Pattern Number | 0000 |
Manufacturer Warranty | None |
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You can use a number of construction adhesives and a caulking gun. A small bead of adhesive on one edge of the molding and put in place. Wipe off any excess immediatley.
Yes, used in mine.
No, it is not recommended to be used in a bathroom.
Absolutely, why not?
From the guide: If you do paint Finished Elegance, remember the paint can only dry from the outside in due to the coating. Therefore the dry time is significantly longer. Full cure could take as long as 30 days. I'm not risking it. I'll leave it white.
Yes, it can be painted, although the white color looks really clean. One caution is too keep it from getting wet. As it is fiberboard, it will swell and separate.
yes
It seems to be wrapped in a white glossy finish....you definitely need to paint the cut ends & I would think it would need 2+ coats if you wanted to paint the length of the moulding.
Painted it, did not use sandpaper
Yes, which you'll need to do to conceal cuts and finish nails.
Yes, this model can be painted.
Did not sand paper before painting
Yes...you can install this in a bathroom. If installed properly, you should not experience any difficulties with this moulding. Also, because the humidity in a bathroom is usually (but not always) a short term, temporary condition, the impact on the moulding should be minimal.
Yes you can but use a semi gloss paint or a kitchen and bath paint designed for humidity,
Temporary humidity shouldn't be a problem if the bathroom is ventilated. However, standing water would be an issue. I hope this helps!
I sealed it with kitchen and bathroom caulk and it’s held up pretty well so far. I put it in about 2 years ago. We’ve got some in the kitchen too near a dog water dish, so that gets wet pretty often and again, no problems. The finish holds up on its own, but I would say sealing the joints is the only way to make it last.
MDF = Medium Density Fiberboard
Medium density fiber board
Medium density fiber board....from what I've seen on YouTube it is a product comparable to plywood strength.
Primed white and you paint it gray
This is only available with a white finish. There is this moulding available either raw or primed so you can finish it with the color desired.
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