I saw some You Tube videos on how to do it and tried it out.
Here is the result:
Below is the T-Moulding on a soft sheet (to prevent it getting scratched up). That thing in the middle is a mallet with a towel tied around it. This was so I could hammer the T-Mouling in the grove without marking the plastic.
Bellow: Here is me whacking the T-Moulding into place. It fitted pretty firmly. I noticed it picked up any defect in the wood cutting and so on - so it is wise to get these cuts really accurate and straight.
Below - when going around a bend (with an inside radius) then I had to cut out centre sections for it to fit.
The mallet was good for large stretches of wood - but for corners and start bits - it was best to use a small metal hammer with a towel in place. This went better than expected.
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