Questions and Answers for Ekena Millwork 1/2 in. x 1 5/8 in. x 94 1/2 in. Primed Polyurethane Panel Moulding (1-Piece − 7.88 Total Linear Feet)

A:  These moldings come with a primer coat, and if left unfinished that primer can and will begin to peel and flake, so we would highly recommend painting it to ensure a long lasting. beautiful and consistent finish. Thank you, and good luck on your project.

A:  There will be holes in wall where you nail it

A:  Thank you for your interest in this product! We recommend installing these panels using a combination of a polyurethane construction adhesive and finishing nails. This is very much a permanent installation method, however, many of our customers have found success installing the panels with a strong double sided tape or velcro. I would recommend testing this installation method with a piece or two before planning for the entire space. Best of luck on your project!

A:  Thank you for your interest in this product! Yes, these can be painted. In fact, we recommend painting these mouldings as they will come primed white, but the primer should not be the finished color. To paint these mouldings, we would recommend using a high quality acrylic latex paint. This is a common paint type that can be found at any Home Depot where you will have several brands and many colors to choose from. Best of luck on your project!

A:  Thanks for reaching out. This moulding has a similar density to wood, thus is not recommended for radius applications as it is very rigid. We'd recommend checking out the Ekena Millwork line of flexible moulding, such as Model # CHAFWM300X144 or CHAFC136X144. Hope this helps!

A:  Thanks for reaching out. Are you inquiring if this is the same profile of moulding that is used to create our miterless panel moulding boxes (such as Model # PNL24X24AS-01)? If so, then yes, this is the same family of Ashford Moulding. Hope that helps! Both install easily with construction adhesive and finishing nails, instantly upgrading any project.

A:  Thank you for your question. Polyurethane has a similar density to pine, so you can expect to treat it like wood. We do recommend using a finer blade when cutting these, but you can use standard carpentry tools to modify these.

A:  Cut easily, I used a miter saw with a finish blade. Left a smooth edge.

A:  I used a miter box and saw.

A:  It cut very easy using a mitre saw with a finish cut blade.