Questions and Answers for HOUSE OF FARA 8583 3/4 in. x 3 in. x 96 in. Primed MDF Fluted Casing (1-Piece − 8 Total Linear Feet)

A:  Thank you for your inquiry, softshoe. This item comes primed and cannot be stained.

A:  I would say no but I'm not for sure.

A:  Hello Terribz, thank you for your inquiry. Both the MDF and Basswood are very similar in weight. The basswood item is approximately 3 lbs per 8 ft piece whereas the MDF version is approximately 3.3 lbs per 8 ft piece. We hope this information is helpful in planning your current project.

A:  Yes

A:  Hello Terribz, thank you for your inquiry. Both the MDF and Basswood are very similar in weight. The basswood item is approximately 3 lbs per 8 ft piece whereas the MDF version is approximately 3.3 lbs per 8 ft piece. We hope this information is helpful in planning your current project

A:  Yes

A:  Hello Terribz, thank you for your inquiry. We do recommend applying a coat of primer before painting. We hope this information helps you in the completion of your current project.

A:  It is bare wood. This gives you the option to stain, coat with polyurethane or paint it. So, it's best to prime bare wood before painting it.

A:  It’s great for framing

A:  Yes.

A:  Yes.

A:  It wasn’t available when I bought mine but you can probably order it. I bought stock in store

A:  Hi Scott, thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately this only comes in 8 foot pieces.

A:  We bought the 8 foot lengths. Easy to cut, they do offer cutting service at our location.

A:  These come in 8 foot sections. I think there are a couple of width choices, but you can check that out. Hope this helps! They worked out great for us!

A:  Not sure our store only carries it in door kits but I think u can get 8’ online

A:  These are all 8ft pieces and are not sold by the foot. The pricing is much better than the similar products sold by the foot.

A:  Hi fengjun, thank you for your inquiry. The standard size that these pieces come in are 8 foot. However, since they are MDF, they're easy to cut. We hope this helps.

A:  No, it is sold by the piece.

A:  Yes

A:  Very easy to use. You only learn by doing it yourself. Depending on the size of your doors and windows you do need to cut. I fixed this house and sold it last year.

A:  I would recommend drilling in a pocket hole and screwing the two pieces of wood together. You will need to buy a pocket hole jig to drill the holes.

A:  4/5

A:  Hi Billybob, thank you for your inquiry. Typically you would just cut the 2 pieces on a 45 and adhere them together with glue and finishing nails. The other option is, in store may have longer lengths available.

A:  Its not a very thick material. We cut all of our molding at home with a saw. Its not hard to do it all.

A:  Only to allow you to get it home in your car, (cut in half) no cuts to a specific length. Mike

A:  I had this delivered to the work site. I then cut to length using a miter saw.

A:  I know they will make cuts for you I don't know if they will make mitre cuts though. Also they may be using a coarse blade to make cuts which is not recommended for molding generally. I would call your local store and ask. Good luck

A:  Yes