ORNATE ANTIQUE Silver plastic Picture frame Moulding Start Price USD 49.99 Current Price USD 49.99 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Sunday, August 24, 2008 End Time Sunday, August 31, 2008 Location Waukesha, Wisconsin See more about 'ORNATE ANTIQUE Silver plastic Picture frame Moulding' Description Inventory reduction:  picture frame moulding from our store   .....pictures are downloading please wait Save money!  DO-IT-YOURSELF... cut & assemble YOUR OWN PICTURE FRAMES    UP FOR AUCTION IS 18 feet (four 4 1/2 ft. long "sticks") BID ON ONE BUNDLE This is the same quality picture frame moulding you find at the custom shops.  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. NEW! Picture frame moulding direct from the manufacturer, to us, TO YOU Insurance, Shipping & Handling - $16.98 ======================================================= SHIPS ONLY TO THE continental 48 United States   combine shipping welcome with auctions ending in less than 3 days.....usually only $3-$5 additional s/h charge per winning auction.   email artandframing123@sbcglobal.net  with item #'s of interest and your zip code for a quote   We accept:  throughWe also accept money orders and personal checks.  (shipping time is longer while waiting for check to clear)   Do for your convenience.    ======================================================= Overstock plastic picture frame moulding    Pictured above is one bundle   You will receive FOUR "sticks"......... each one at 4.5 feet long.   ============================================= FIND more bundles of other frames in Picture Frame Moulding in the eBay store!          _____________________________________________   This is plastic 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. Place a Bid!