What is this peice of trim called?
Hi all- bought a new RV and it is in great shape but the edge trim here is falling off and breaking and needs replaced. Does anyone know what it's called and where I. And get it? All I can find is th...
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When installing plastic "T" molding around sharp corners, if it isn't looking right, you will want to slit the inside-the-wood "T". Outside corners requires a little removal of "T" material for the compression, inside corners just slit it to allow the trim to follow along smoothly.
When removing material, it should be in wedges, but NO material should be cut away along the back-side of the piece in-view, and only just enough for a smooth curve.
Of coarse, DO NOT TRIM anything if it goes in fine and looks right.
When removing material, it should be in wedges, but NO material should be cut away along the back-side of the piece in-view, and only just enough for a smooth curve.
Of coarse, DO NOT TRIM anything if it goes in fine and looks right.
