National Skirting White Half Bullnose Primed Skirting Board - 18mm 95 x 4200mm

Yes, they are made from moisture-resistant MDF, but they must be properly sealed at the edges and painted to prevent water ingress.

A light sanding with fine-grit sandpaper is recommended to remove any transit dust and create a key for the topcoat, but it is not strictly required.

The best method is a scarf joint (cut at a 45-degree angle), which provides a larger surface area for adhesive and a more seamless appearance.

You can use water-based (acrylic) or solvent-based (oil) wood paints, depending on your preferred level of sheen and durability.

It is best to fix these to wooden battens or use a strong grab adhesive suitable for masonry; direct nailing into brick is not recommended.

No, the primer is a base coat intended to be covered with a topcoat. Applying a finish coat is essential for long-term protection.

Use a flexible decorator's filler in the joint, sand smooth once dry, and touch up with your chosen paint finish.

Check if the wall is uneven; if so, use small shims behind the board before fixing or apply a stronger construction adhesive to hold the shape.

This is rare; ensure the surface is lightly sanded and dust-free before applying your topcoat to ensure proper adhesion.