Customer Reviews for CMPC 1 in. x 10 in. x 8 ft. Primed Finger-Joint Pine Board (Actual Size: 0.75 in. x 9.25 in. x 8 ft.) (3-Piece Per Box)

This product made my finish work look great would definitely recommend.

In response to my second purchase of primed finger jointed pine. This my second purchase. I use it for interior trim. I find it difficult to find reasonable alternatives for a real 3/4" paintable wood material at a reasonable price. This fit my project perfectly. The product was shipped from east coast to the State of Washington in about a week. I have more trim needs in the near future and will definitely get more of the product.

One piece had 6 to 8 inches of splits. there was no damage to the box , so it was sent that way from the store.

Excellent packaging and delivery!

Great Product Fast shipping No damage

Easy to work with. Nice stuff

Great delivery service! Easy to work with- we use this Pine Board for a lot of projects.

Quality solid wood, used for a shoe storage shelving unit. Just what I was expecting.

Mostly Good quality product

We used this in place of shiplap for our fireplace and it worked perfectly.. I didn’t want the big gaps that actual shiplap boards have. The quality was great and none of our boards arrived damaged. We only had to use one coat of white paint and it was perfect. I would definitely recommend this for a wall or fireplace.

Using them for custom base boards after some routing of the edge, very satisfied with the quality!

Boards were cupped, easy fix just flip board, but only 1 side was finished smooth other side was rough, chunked and choppy. Took more time repairing these boards than to buy cheaper 1x12 and sand, prime and paint. Stay away unless you like doing double the work while also spending double the money.

All of the boards are different thickness along the glue up joint between the two boards that makeup the 1x8 which leaves a long raised line down the center of each 1x8 that had to be sanded flush . Would not purchase again without seeing the boards.

The boards were warped. Since they were finger jointed boards I would have assumed them to be straighter!