Installation Guide:
When installing polyurethane mouldings, treat them just as if they were wood.They can be cut,drilled,nailed, and screwed like wood.We recom mend the use of trim head drywall screws as fasteners.They are self counter sinking and leave a hole that is easy to fill.

1.Place a piece of moulding on the wall and pencil the edges of where the moulding touches the ceiling and the wall.Also,take a pencil and mark all the of the stud locations on the wall.

2.The cornice can be installed directly over the stucco surface.However,for best result,remove the stucco by scraping it off with a 2" wide putty knife.

3.Begin your installation by fastening all of your corners first.

4.To determine the length of moulding,measure the distance between each corner block. If, for example,the distance between tow corners is atleast 7 feet,be sure to add an additional 1/8" to that length so that the moulding can be "sprung" into place. Before you spring the moulding into place,put a bead of urethane adhesive along the top and bottom edge of the moulding where it will meet the backing as well as the edges that touch the corner block.

5.Once the moulding is place,be sure to remove all excessive immediately. Remove of adhesive can be done with a soft,lint-free cloth.

6.All nail or screw holes can now be filled with quality sand able,paintable,non-shrinking latex filler(spackling).

7.We recomm end that you use a premium pintable "siliconzed" (or "super latex") latex adhesive caulk with polyurethane
products.This will act as a bedding surface which will fill any gaps caused by the unevenness of walls or ceilings. The same material can be used to blend joints.