Message from discussion Beading Around uPVC French Doors

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Speaking of the siliconey-sort-of-stuff that you can't paint over...
... the previous owner of my flat left a great deal of it round a window in 
my son's bedroom, anyone know a way of getting a layer of normal emulsion to 
stick to it??
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"TheScullster" <p...@dropthespam.com> wrote in message 
news:9dGdnS8I8dHQM_vYRVnytg@eclipse.net.uk...
> Hi all
>
> The carpet arrives Monday and SWMBO wants some beading fitting around 
> dining room French doors!
> This is on top of the important stuff like making good and sealing the 
> floor :(.
> Guess some of the quadrant stuff with internal "corner" missing should do 
> it.
> Question is:
>
> This will fit in the corner made by the uPVC door frame and 
> plastered/emulsioned window reveal.
> How do I stick this in place without getting gunk all over the door frame 
> and wall?
> What should I be using to stick it in place with?  (I think that 
> siliconey-sort-of-stuff won't take painting over).
>
> Any tips for the final fit?
>
> TIA
>
> Phil
>