contemporary picture frame poly picture frame moulding silver bundle of 4 sticks

Description

!$ SAVE MONEY $! CUT YOUR OWN PICTURE FRAMES Do-It-Yourself
Up for auction -
18 feet - four sticks at 4.5 feet long
See the pictures above for details
cut these rails down with your own miter box to what ever size you want. save money! assemble your own picture frame
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moulding is plastic
cutting: Wait for your power miter saw to reach maximum rpm, then one fast down stroke. The objective is to not melt the plastic. Buy the sticks, cut and assemble the rails yourself to save money.
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Shipping costs are to the 48 continental United States.
....a little more to Alaska and Hawaii, Canada and elsewhere
please inquire to find out how much
Credit cards accepted (through PayPal)
Do PayPal for your convenience
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please review the photos. what you see is what you get.
This is the same quality picture frame moulding you find at the custom shops. Buy the sticks and with your own miter saw, cut and assemble the rails yourself to save money.
NEW! Picture frame moulding direct from the manufacturer, to us, TO YOU
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Materials only
Sold in precut 18 foot bundles
FOUR "sticks" @ 4.5 feet
We are not an assembly service
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Thank you and good luck bidding.
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This is a poly moulding which requires a different cutting technique than wood. Wait for your power miter saw to reach maximum rpm, then one fast down stroke. (practice first. try also short 3 or 4 quick down strokes) The objective is to not melt the plastic. Make sure you have the rail secure with a clamp in addition to your hand to prevent the blade from pulling. A couple squirts of WD-40 on the blade before cutting helps too. Use supper glue or any adhesive made for bonding plastic together. Have fun creating......Once assembled, the moulding looks very nice.