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   Chris_Clark | Jun 19, 1999 07:53pm | #1

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   Have any of you guys used it, and what has been your experience?

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   Guest_ | Jun 19, 1999 07:53pm | #2

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   Haven't used Stlyemark, but I have used Fypon, which I gather is similar. Lot's of different stuff available which is hard to come by in millwork nowadays.

   Only complaint I had is that since it's molded, not milled, the shaping of some pieces was not perfect; and, the backs of some of the panel-size pieces are not dead-flat, but then it is easy to re-shape.

   Last time I used any, it was a 10" round by 10' tall column with base and cap as a replacement for a similar wood column on a porte cochere of an 1898 colonial revival house in a historic district.

   When it was done, you couldn't pick it out from the others, except this one won't rot.