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3/4" Teak Woodgrain T-Molding
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Slot Width 1/16"
Starting Price $0.65 per foot
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3/4" Teak Woodgrain T-Molding
This 3/4" teak woodgrain t-molding is priced per foot, and will ship as one continuous piece of molding up to 250ft long. This is a plastic t-molding with a wood-grain pattern to simulate real wood but with the simple installation of regular solid-color t molding.3/4" Teak Woodgrain T-Molding Reviews
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Piece of Cake
09/11/2016
This is great stuff. All you have to do is leave a fat 1/16th of an inch, about 3/8ths inch deep, around the perimeter of your project for the "stem" or barbed spline to slip into, add a little LEXEL cement, and tap it with a rubber mallet. A word of advice: Pull the loose end toward you as you tap it into position so that it will fit snuggly.
3/4" Teak Woodgrain T-Molding used to Restore Shuffle Bowler
03/17/2020
I used
3/4" Teak Woodgrain T-Molding to restore the damaged side rail molding on my Chicago Coin Shuffle Bowler, and it actually is a better match for the machine than the original molding. Looks Great, easy to cut and sand the ends.
wood like T moulding
06/20/2016
I wanted a different look on a "Golden Tee"golf arcade
I had restored. this gave it more of a man cave look.
With the hunter green and black the wood grain look was just the right touch.
Featured positive reviews:
This is great stuff. All you have to do is leave a fat 1/16th of an inch, about 3/8ths inch deep, around the perimeter of your project for the "stem" or barbed spline to slip into, add a little LEXEL cement, and tap it with a rubber mallet. A word of advice: Pull the loose end toward you as you tap it into position so that it will fit snuggly.
I used
3/4" Teak Woodgrain T-Molding to restore the damaged side rail molding on my Chicago Coin Shuffle Bowler, and it actually is a better match for the machine than the original molding. Looks Great, easy to cut and sand the ends.
I wanted a different look on a "Golden Tee"golf arcade
I had restored. this gave it more of a man cave look.
With the hunter green and black the wood grain look was just the right touch.
