Post Wrap
KleerWrap® Post Wraps add instant distinction to existing columns and upgrade the curb appeal of your home. Made from durable, low maintenance Cellular PVC, they won't rot, warp, sag and are impervious to moisture and insects.
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About Column Wraps
Features
- Installs easily with fasteners and glue
- Made from Cellular PVC that won’t rot or attract termites
- Low-maintenance and resistant to splitting and cracking
- Paintable with acrylic latex paint; use a vinyl-safe paint for darker colors
- Absorbs virtually no water for lasting durability
- Made in the USA
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FAQs
Yes, Kleer is engineered to be used in direct contact with masonry, providing versatility in various applications.
Yes – Typical wood working machinery, blades, bits, and cutter heads are perfect for fabricating PVC. All blades, cutter heads and bits must be sharp and undamaged for best results. Machinery must be in good working condition.
See Technical bulletin Cutting, Routing, and Milling PVC for detailed instructions.
If dirty, clean with a soft brush and mild household cleaner. Stubborn stains may be removed with denatured alcohol
For best results, use Cortex® fasteners and plugs. Standard nail guns also work with Skytrim products. Use a highly durable fastener such as hot dipped galvanized or stainless steel. Staples, small brads and wire nails must not be used.
Fasteners should be long enough to penetrate the solid wood substrate a minimum of 1-1/2". Skytrim should be fastened to a flat, solid substrate. Fastening Skytrim into hollow or uneven areas must be avoided.
Pre-drilling is not required when using Cortex fasteners or nails, unless the product is installed in low temperatures – typically 40°F (5° C) or lower.
