Wider ceiling moulding?

[Thomas Edholm]

Previous owner has been lazy when putting up plasterboard upstairs and left the job half-finished. What is the smartest way to solve this? Preferably don't want to repaint the ceiling. Knock off existing moldings and put wider ones over?

 

[Skogochmark]

Previous owner was lazy when he put up drywall on the upper floor and left the job half-finished. What's the smartest way to solve this? Preferably, I don't want to have to repaint the ceiling. Knock off existing moldings and put up wider ones?

I would apply a white latex sealant. Or a thin trim list.

 

[Magnus E K]

There are wider strips in cellplast that are easy to mount (except that three months of training are needed to achieve the miter in the corner at the sloped ceiling) and would fit over. But otherwise, I agree with just filling the gap.

 

[Thomas Edholm]

I would have used a white latex caulking. Or a thin bead trim.

Latex caulking is out because the gypsum is unevenly cut and the gaps are a bit too large. Bead trim might also be tricky.

 

[surglad]

They are quite small lists now, so it should be easy to find something a bit bigger to exchange them with.