How to cover screw holes in PVC Trim

PVC trim boards

PVC trim boards are versatile and can be used for various exterior and interior applications. 

They are known for their durability, low maintenance requirements, and resistance to moisture, making them a popular choice for finishing and trim work.

PVC trim boards are widely used for exterior trim applications, such as fascia, soffits, window and door trim, corner boards, and rake boards.   

They provide a clean and finished look while resisting the effects of weather and insects

PVC trim is also an excellent choice for window and door casings. 

It resists rotting, warping, and insect damage, making it a durable option for these critical areas.

How to cover screw holes in PVC Trim

Covering screw holes in PVC trim is a straightforward process.

Here are 2 common method to cover the screw holes.

Apply PVC Cement

Apply a small amount of PVC cement or adhesive to the back of the PVC trim plug or directly onto the screw hole.

Before the cement dries, use a clean cloth to wipe off any excess. This helps create a neat finish.

Insert the Plug

Press the PVC plug into the screw hole firmly, ensuring that it sits flush with the surface of the trim.