Drip Edge Manufacturer, Wholesale Exterior Drip Edge

The drip line has excellent anti-aging and crack-resistant properties, guiding rainwater to drip down along its edge, preventing rainwater from penetrating the wall, thus protecting the wall from erosion, preventing dampness, leakage, and mold, and ensuring long-lasting practicality. Generally, the drip strip is made of PVC material, but if higher strength is required, galvanized iron, aluminum, or stainless steel materials can be selected. Construction steps for the drip line: 1. Clean the work surface, remove any protrusions, and fill in any depressions. 2. Prepare the mixed cement slurry; mix white cement and wood glue in a ratio of approximately 3:1, then add an appropriate amount of old powder and 801 glue (according to product instructions), ensuring uniform mixing. 3. Smooth the corners and walls with the mixed cement slurry, maintaining an appropriate thickness of the slurry. 4. Press the drip line firmly against the corner of the wall, securing it with nails, and gently smooth out any excess cement slurry. 5. After it dries slightly, apply another layer of mixed cement slurry and smooth it out. 6. After it naturally air dries, lightly sand it and apply a layer of putty. 7. Finally, apply paint or coating.