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Old 12-28-2006, 11:32 PM   #1
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Pvc exterior trim

Any of you guys used this stuff on a complete job? I used it to to trim a patio door. Its expensive. Is the price saved on labor worth it? Hmmmm? Im thinking just around windows and doors. No brake metal. Just Cut, nail and caulk.

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Old 12-29-2006, 12:08 AM   #2
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I used PVC brickmold to trim out a window a couple weeks ago. A couple reasons I chose PVC over standard pine was that it was already white and the color goes all the way through so I didn't have to worry about painting it when it was 15 degrees out and the stuff cut very nicely.
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Ive only done one opening too. For the same reason. With 25-30 openings thats costly. But once its on its on. No brake metal or paint. A peice of 1X4X12 is like 20 bux. Brick mold is what 12?
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