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Re: [A/S] Repairing interior edge trim
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- Subject: Re: [A/S] Repairing interior edge trim
- From: "Christopher45103" <blickcd@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 10 Jun 2005 18:43:48 +0000
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I don't neet to replace any trim that goes inside of metal channels.
The credenza and nightstand tops are particle board or plywood with a
veneer finish on the top and the exposed edge has a groove cut along
it, centered all down the edge. The plastic trim is brown, slightly
rounded on the exposed part, and is the same witdth as the credenza
top is thick. The spline on the back of the trim, which inserts in
the slot might be barbed.
On a side note, I had to remove some "wood" trim from a metal channel
once and broke it into a million pieces trying to get it back in the
channel later. My solution was to put some woodgrained contact paper
in the channel instead. Unless you are up close you will never know
the difference.