Hello
I live in a house where the walls are not completely straight, which means that when I try to install crown molding in the ceiling, there are gaps between the wall and the molding. (I don't mean in the corners, but on the straight stretches of the room)
Does anyone have any tips on how to solve this
I live in a house where the walls are not completely straight, which means that when I try to install crown molding in the ceiling, there are gaps between the wall and the molding. (I don't mean in the corners, but on the straight stretches of the room)
Does anyone have any tips on how to solve this
If it’s wood behind, then you can attach it at one end and then staple/nail it to fasten it. If there is significant curvature on the wall, you can notch a little on the back side, so it bends more easily. If it’s concrete/stone, then glue it with pressure somehow, but unfortunately, I don't have a good tip on how to do that.
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