Hello Gentlemen.
I'm new to this forum and I thought I'd open this topic back up with a tip that I use.
For window treatment, I start first at the bottom window trim. Cut strips just wider than the trim and longer than the opening. Position BMF 1 scale inch above bottom trim. Burnish and trim off excess. Second, cut side BMF taller and wider than the trim to be covered. Position BMF to slightly overlap the bottom trim. Burnish and trim off excess. Trim top just below top inside corner. The top piece is cut and positioned to slightly overlap the 2 sides. Burnish and trim off excess.
Now if anyone wants to do a closeup inspection, they will see that the foil most likly resembles a 1:1 chrome trim job.
For side trim I try to follow the same guidelines. Check a real 1:1 if possible and see where the trim overlaps and follow that example.
