Where to buy laminate moulding

Google up moldings & your closet city. I needed something odd ball and turns out a lumber yard with fancy stuff in it, compared to big box stores. Prices were not very friendly though.

Rocker is actually not a bad idea. They do sell RTF doors which are the wrap equivalent for doors. I just forgot about them. My father in law actually used them to order replacement doors for a Class C he had a few years back.
http://www.rockler.com/ar756-traditional-style-rtf-cabinet-door
Just checked their site and didn’t find wrapped molding

Great suggestions. I want to check out the salvage yard.... could be fun regardless.

ksg5000 wrote:
Might take a sample down to Rockler or other fine woodworking shop and see what they have to say.

You might get laughed out of the store. Rockler is not known for providing tools and materials to the fine RV vinyl wrapped MDF **** hobbyist LOL.

I believe you have some RV salvage yards in Az that may have what you need .
Here's one in Phoenix

https://www.azrvsalvage.com/

Might take a sample down to Rockler or other fine woodworking shop and see what they have to say.

So I’ve found that this type of moulding is called wraps. Still looking for a good source but here is an interesting solution if you’d like to create your own. Just buy the moulding you like and wrap it with the matching wrap. Not exactly cheap
https://www.rmwrapsstore.com/collections/3m-di-noc-architectural-finishes
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zL8Vddav67o

Not near me but if you happen to be in Maryland...http://www.bosleymouldings.com has wraps for all kinds of moulding.

Thanks, great ideas.

I use the Home Depot stuff too. It matches great but I’m searching for architectural moldings like fluted columns, rosettes and such.
The casing I want to replace around my slide is 5 inches wide. It has some water damage that expanded the MDF base and caused the laminate to separate. It’s not extensive but thought it would be nice to replace with something new.
Before you ask... yes what caused the water to come in has been fixed ;-)

Thanks!

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Why not use the stuff at Home Depot? I have.

Here is one source that may work.