Amerimax 6912457 Pvc Trim Coil 24in X 50ft White

Product Description

The AMERIMAX HOME PRODUCTS 6912457 is a white PVC coated textured aluminum trim coil used for cladding, wrapping, and finishing exterior trim work on residential and light commercial structures. At 24 inches wide and 50 feet long, the coil provides substantial coverage for fascia boards, window casings, door frames, and soffit trim. The aluminum substrate is coated white on both sides, with a textured finish that resists scuffs and holds paint if needed. The material gauge is .021 inches, which is a standard thickness for exterior trim applications. Weighing 27 pounds per roll, it is manageable for single-person handling on most jobsites.

This trim coil is suited for residential re-siding and trim-out projects as well as light commercial facade work. Siding installers, carpenters, and general contractors use it to wrap raw wood trim members and protect them from moisture and weathering. The 24-inch width accommodates wider fascia boards and custom brake-bent profiles without requiring seams. The full 50-foot length minimizes splicing on longer runs.

Key Features

• White PVC coating on both sides for consistent appearance and weather resistance
• Textured aluminum surface reduces glare and minor surface imperfections
• .021-inch gauge aluminum substrate — standard for exterior trim coil applications
• 24-inch width accommodates wider fascia and trim profiles without seaming
• 50-foot roll length reduces splice points on long continuous runs
• 27-pound roll weight allows manageable single-person handling

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-gauge exterior aluminum trim coil compatible with conventional sheet metal brakes used in siding and exterior trim installations.

Installation Notes

Siding contractors and carpenters typically install aluminum trim coil using a sheet metal brake to form custom profiles on-site. Wear gloves when cutting or bending — freshly cut aluminum edges are sharp. Fasten bent trim profiles with appropriate coil nails or trim screws to avoid corrosion at fastener points. Follow local building code requirements for exterior cladding and moisture management when integrating with housewrap or flashing.