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Living Room Remodel - Crowning Achievement
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John @ AZ DIY Guy
(IC: blogger)
Time for more molding my friends, but his time, it's up top. Rather than a large, fancy 3 piece crown molding build up, were using the same small profile product that I used in the family room. My theory behind using a small simple profile is that it won't take over too much attention in the small room; it would just blend in as part of the whole. Molding will cover the rough edges of the room where the original builders did a less that precise job of finishing the corner, not mention the rough painted edge resulting from my speed-painting blitz, covering the old green walls.
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Published February 19th, 2014 5:59 PM
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John @ AZ DIY Guy on Feb 24, 2014Awesome! It really dresses the place up. Show us some photos!
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Brian Campbell, Basswood Artisan Carpentry on Feb 24, 2014I hate to break it to you, but that crown molding is installed upside-down. If you look at this article you will see a crown with the profile installed properly. http://www.popularmechanics.com/home/how-to-plans/woodworking/4335690
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