List against brick wall

[J22]

Hello,
I'm planning to install a standing trim against an uneven brick wall, does anyone have tips on how to do it in the best-looking way?
If I place the trim directly against the wall, there will be gaps too big to caulk, so I would like to find a way to template the brick wall and then cut the trim accordingly.

/J

 

[1977bjorn]

I had installed backing rod and then soft sealant, but that's just me...
If you really want a wooden molding there, you can of course use a profile gauge, something like this:
https://www.jula.se/catalog/verktyg.../matverktyg/profilmallar/profilmall-6-190834/
But it is an enormous amount of work.
If you have a router table, it might be easier, otherwise I don't know how you would shape the molding... dremel? Or hand file, but that's several hours

 

[Peter2400]

Hello,
I'm going to attach a vertical trim to an uneven brick wall, does anyone have any tips on how to do it in the most aesthetically pleasing way?
If I place the trim directly against the wall, the gaps will be too large for caulking, so I would like to find a way to template the brick wall and then cut the trim accordingly.

/J

I would have filled the gap with Biltema's stone adhesive, spackled with One strike filler, and then painted over.
It would have looked nice and good

 

[Allmänobildad]

Optional molding, compass for drawing the contours, jigsaw for cutting in the molding