Professional installation tips and techniques for PU decorative products
Inside Corners: Cut at 45° angle, face side slightly longer
Outside Corners: Cut at 45° angle, back side slightly longer
Straight Cuts: Use a miter saw for clean, precise edges
Tip: Practice cutting on scrap pieces first to ensure proper angle and technique.
Before applying adhesive, test fit all pieces to ensure proper alignment.
Use construction adhesive on the back of the PU piece. Apply in a zigzag pattern.
Place the piece in position and press firmly. Use painter's tape to hold in place.
For larger pieces, use screws (countersunk) or finishing nails for extra support.
Use caulk or filler for any gaps or seams. Sand smooth when dry.
Prime and paint as desired. PU products accept all standard paints.
Lightly sand any rough edges or excess adhesive before painting. Use 120-220 grit sandpaper.
Apply a quality primer before painting to ensure better adhesion and a smoother finish.
PU products can be painted with any water-based or solvent-based paint. Apply 2 coats for best results.
For wet areas, apply a waterproof sealant to protect the installation and ensure longevity.
Yes, our PU products are weather-resistant and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. For exterior applications, we recommend applying a waterproof sealant.
PU can be cut with standard woodworking tools including miter saws, hand saws, and coping saws. Use fine-toothed blades for the cleanest cuts.
Construction adhesive or panel adhesive works best. For extra hold, especially with larger pieces, use both adhesive and finishing nails or screws.
Absolutely! PU accepts all types of paint including latex, acrylic, and oil-based paints. Always prime first for best results.
Simply wipe with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the surface.
Our team is here to assist you with any questions about installation
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