Creative Faux Panels

A. Touching up a panel can be done in a few easy steps.

1.Using the touch up kit, select the right color for the area that needs to be touched up. If multiple colors are supplied in your touch up kit, blend the colors together to match the color of the area that needs to be touched up.		2. Apply a small amount of paint to the affected area.
3. Before the paint dries, blot the area gently with a wet rag to blend color into surrounding area.		3. let the paint dry and your finished.

Q. Can Faux Panels be used to cover a chimney on my home?

A. Yes, many of our customers use our panels to cover their chimneys. The panels can also be placed on any flat surface. For additional help on installing panels on a chimney, you should check out the guide on how to miter corners.

Here are a few examples of Faux Panels used on chimney

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Q) What do the edges of the Faux Panels look like?

A)The edges of our Faux Panels are finished in the same color as the rest of the panel.

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Oxford Stacked stone

Royal Rock Face

Wellington Drystack

Norwich Stonewall

Carlton Ledgestone

Windsor Drystack

Regency Random Rock

Nailon Random Rock

Novi Stonewall

Q. Can I use your Faux Panels as skirting on my mobile home?

A. Yes, our Faux Panels are a great way to add beauty to your mobile home.Click here to learn more about mobile home skirting. They can also be used as skirting on your house.

Here are a few examples of our Faux Stone Siding being used as mobile home skirting

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Even though our panels are incredibly realistic, keep in mind that they are not real stone, they are made utilizing high density polyurethane. All of our Polyurethane Panels can be used around a Fireplace opening/insert, and/or Stove, as long as you follow the Fireplace Insert/Stove Manufacturer’s specifications for required clearances.

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