Attach wooden trim to metal rail at the ceiling

[Attackbävern]

I have just installed sliding doors in front of our wardrobes, and since it was a bit tight on height, I had to cut the ceiling plaster a little to fit. The cut in the ceiling didn’t turn out very nicely, and the plaster chipped in some places.

I thought I would put a white painted wood trim, like a molding strip 8x15 mm, on the metal rail to cover the gap. But how do I attach the trim most effectively?
I was considering if I could put double-sided tape on the trim and then a line of PL400 or SuperFix adhesive? Does anyone have a better suggestion?

 

[Kane]

Double-sided tape should work. I would start with that and if it turns out it doesn't hold over time, go with PL400/TEC7/etc.

 

[Attackbävern]

Double-sided tape should work. I would start with that, and if it turns out it doesn't hold over time, go with PL400/TEC7/etc.

Yes, I'll do that. I just saw that there are black plastic trim strips at Bauhaus that would probably fit like a glove, and in that case, tape should more than suffice.

 

[Lexington]

Wouldn't it work to fill larger holes and then just use a flexible sealant?

 

[Attackbävern]

Wouldn't it work to fill larger holes and then just use a soft sealant?

Yes, that would probably work but I'd rather avoid it since we live in the room and it creates so much dust.

 

[Attackbävern]

Here's the result with black covert moldings from Bauhaus and some superduper double-sided tape from Tesa.