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*** Beware *** IF you are doing a wall to wall or putting pieces next to each other you need to consider the following methods both for cost and labor skill needed and cost |
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**BEWARE** Different Dye Lots of
same color can be noticeably different if you are putting two pieces next to each other make sure they are from the same roll or if from two different rolls be sure the rolls are from the same dye lot. If you order multiple rolls and do not specify that they need to be from the same dye lot they probably won't be. If many rolls from the same dye lot are needed they may not be available. Call See Dye Lots |
1. Double Cut |
you need a lot of skill paper instruction manual watch video showing it being done Video Tool Needed T103 |
2. Wood Trim |
- leave 1/2" gap and insert wood trim - Easy and Nice Looking |
3. See Cork Trim |
Aluminum J-Trim see J-trim |
4 . use colored Caulk |
Sherwin Williams Caulk Seam |
Just butt pieces
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Easiest Method but be aware that the cork does shrink and contract so a piece you butt and glue to the wall today could have a very visible gap tomorrow - may be able to be rectified with 4 caulk |
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