How To Install Polyurethane Millwork Products?
These polyurethane millwork products are comprised of high-density polyurethane foam that repels moisture and insects. It's also rot, warping, cracking polyurethane moldings, peeling, crumbling, and degradation resistant. To ensure that every reaches its full potential and represents the design and personality of your home, follow these 10 installation best practices: 1. These polyurethane millwork products should never be stored in direct sunlight and should be maintained flat at all times. If it has been in a hot environment, give it a little time to adjust to the installation area, which could take up to 10 hours. 2. These polyurethane systems must be handled with care to avoid damage. If a ding or a gash happens on the job, use wood filler or automotive filler to repair it. To repair broken molding, use a polyurethane-compatible adhesive or a similar product. 3. Although DI's polyurethane millwork products can withstand temperatures of up to 140°F, they should not be