Filler bits of coving
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EddieM
Make the flush by packing them out with coving adhesive, or make blind returns.
I'd go with EddieM's first suggestion. Blind returns look great but two of them meeting that extractor housing would make it look very busy up there -- better to have it blend in.
I caulked them but they still look a bit rubbish. I think you're right RIP them down and pack them out with no nails
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That'd be your best bet. If they're sunken down below the depth of the nearby coving it'll be a pig of a job to get them level with caulk!
You need to remove and try again , you did not get enough adhesive behind the coving, it’s same size.Should have been cut to exact size rather than trying to infill later.
It doesn't help that you looked to have bitten them off in anger
Take coving off and put 2 lengths of new all the way to corners, will look better than patching.
Get a handy man in to sort it out for you.
Andy
Andy
You will remember to remove the blue film before use ?
Ok so padded it out. Is there a trick to patching as it's much better than before but still not great. Bit lumpy on the join.
If I do re cut a new bit the whole length of that one wall i wont disrupt the rest of the coving, will I and if it doesn't go great just glue what's already up back up?
If I do re cut a new bit the whole length of that one wall i wont disrupt the rest of the coving, will I and if it doesn't go great just glue what's already up back up?
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