Pack of Two Wood Plane Trims TR744

Embark on a woodworking adventure with the Wood Plane Trims TR744

The TR744 trims showcase meticulously crafted wood plane patterns, adding a touch of rustic charm and craftsmanship to enhance your artistic projects.

Each trim in this set is a testament to precision and attention to detail, capturing the essence of woodworking in the Wood Plane design. Ideal for infusing a rustic vibe into furniture, frames, and various decor items, these trims effortlessly blend classic craftsmanship with a contemporary twist.

Designed for easy manipulation, the TR744 trims respond gracefully to heat, ensuring a seamless application around curves and edges. This unique feature empowers you to infuse your projects with the warm and tactile details of the Wood Plane patterns.

Elevate your creative pursuits with the Pack of Two Wood Plane Trims TR744, where the artistry of woodworking seamlessly intertwines with modern design. Make a statement by incorporating these exceptional trims into your projects, turning each creation into a tasteful piece of artisanal art. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Wood Plane designs and let your imagination unfold with TR744.

Dimensions LxW: 215x1 cm

How to use TR744:

Step 1 – Heat the trim using a hair dryer or heat gun on the MDF board provided in the packaging. Once its thoroughly heated, start to uncoil it.

Step 2 – Apply a thin layer of wood glue to the back of the heated trim making sure you cover the entire footprint of the trim. Press onto the surface, ensuring a firm bond.

Step 3 – Clean off any excess glue with a damp paintbrush or baby wipe.  Reheat the trim in-situ and press down firmly once again.

Step 4 – Hold in place until the trim cools down.

Step 5-  Once your trim has completely cooled down, it’s now ready to paint and decorate.

Tips for TR744:

Tip 1: Any remaining trim that is not used, heat up and bend it back into the coil.  Secure it to the board and store for your next project.

Tip 2: You may decorate or pre-paint the trim before applying to the surface.

Tip 3: Don’t throw the MDF board away! – you can use it for paint mixing, preparing glue, and even under your furniture project’s legs, to keep your space clean.

Enjoy the versatility and creative options this unique trim offers for your projects!