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Trim Installation

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Installing L Trims

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Edge J-Trims
J-Trims are used to finish the terminal end of tiles when not adjoined to anything. To install, don't dispense adhesive a few inches from the tile's edge where you intend to use the J-Trim. This will allow the trim to slide into place. Dispense a bead of sealant into the receiving channel of the trim and then press the trim into place.

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Diagram of Palisade J-Trim with measurements fitting Palisade Tile, showing trim dimensions in inches.

Inside Corner Trim

Inside Corner Trims should be attached with adhesive to the substrate. Dispense a small bead of adhesive directly to the substrate corner or on the trim itself. Also dispense a bead of sealant into each of the trim's channels to prevent water from reaching the substrate.

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Diagram of Palisade Inside Corner Trim showing tile fitting with detailed dimensions in inches.

L-Trims

L-Trims are used to finish the terminal end of tiles when not adjoined to anything. To install, don't dispense adhesive a few inches from the tile's edge where you intend to use the J-Trim. This will allow the trim to slide into place. Dispense a bead of sealant into the receiving channel of the trim and then press the trim into place.