Ratings & Reviews for RELIABILT 1/2-in x 1/2-in x 8-ft Unfinished 108 Quarter round Moulding
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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise this unfinished pine quarter round moulding for its reliable performance and quality craftsmanship. The consistent 1/2-inch profile and straight, true dimensions fit perfectly for sealing gaps, finishing cabinets, and trimming doorframes. Reviewers highlight the solid pine construction, minimal warping, and smooth finish that accepts paint and stain exceptionally well. Many appreciate how cleanly it cuts and holds up under nail gun application without splitting. The simple profile adds a polished, professional finishing touch to diverse projects. A few note the soft material requires careful handling to avoid splintering, but these minor concerns are rare and do not diminish overall satisfaction.
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Would RecommendExcellent millwork the pieces were nice and straight
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Good Quality With Little to No Warping.
Would RecommendStraight sticks with little warping throughout the length
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You try hard to please your customers
Would Recommendnice product / and great young lady with the tool pouch and very knowledgeable!!!! in flooring
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Very Straight
Would RecommendThis 1/2 quarter round is great for all types of trimming from windows to cabinets, that's how I'm using them, nice and clean look!!
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1/2 x 1/2 x 8 Quarter Round Moulding
Would RecommendI found this 1/2 x 1/2 x 8 Quarter Round Moulding to be of proper dimension, smooth and ready for primer. I heartily recommend this moulding to anyone considering 1/2 s 1/2 x 8 Quarter Round Moulding.
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Used the stripper as per the directions on a painted wood door. 3 layers of paint. Applied a liberal amount of stripper snd waited 2 hours. Top layer of paint was loose. Removed this with a plastic scraper and brush to not damage the wood. Applied another layer of stripper snd covered the door with stretch plastic wrap as suggested. Waited overnight. Just one layer was loose again. Removed with scraper and brush again. Decided to sand off last layer of paint. Container says stripper wi...