Can I put crown molding on a textured ceiling?

Crown molding is a popular method of hiding the seam between the ceiling and the walls. It can also be used on popcorn ceilings. Don’t be intimidated if you have a popcorn-textured ceiling. Although it does take a bit of extra care, installing crown molding with a popcorn ceiling is much easier than you might imagine.

Can crown molding hide uneven ceiling?

Flexible foam crown molding is lightweight and conforms to uneven surfaces better than wood molding. Quality has improved in recent years; once painted, better foam moldings are indistinguishable from wood products. Painting the crown molding and ceiling similar colors will help mask unevenness.

What is the best way to install crown molding?

To install your crown molding on the wall, flip it over so that it is upright. Recruit a helper to help you manage the crown, as you mount the ladder to set it into place. Begin at the center of the wall. The crown should form a 45-degree angle against the wall and ceiling. Make certain that the angle is precise.

How do you put up crown molding?

Cut the first piece of crown molding square. Place it in the miter saw and cut with the blade set to 0 degrees. Cut the second piece at a 45º angle, cutting just as you would for an outside corner. Use a dark pencil to trace along the edge of the cut (of the second piece) along the molded front of the piece.

What is the best adhesive for crown molding?

For really strong miter joints during finish carpentry work when gluing together things like skirting boards, architraves, kitchen cornices, crown molding etc. then the best wood glue you can use is Everbuild Mitre Glue.

How do you replace baseboard molding?

Insert a putty knife between the quarter-round or shoe molding and the baseboard molding and pry gently to loosen the shoe molding, working along the entire length of the molding. When the shoe molding is loose, use a pry bar or a chisel to finish prying it off.