Tommy's Trade Secrets - How To Fit Coving (Internal Mitre)

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Learn how to fit coving with Tommy's Trade Secrets.

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Would you always put coving up before painting walls?

DjMystery

I like it when you come across a wall & ceiling which isn't flat chin up for the beginners that they don't show you as you will need to plaster the dips in the wall ceilings area to get flush fitting.

thomo

Wish he wouldn't say' "obviously" so much. Whole point is to beginners like me none of it is obvious :(

petermcgill

i need to do one in a room 3.8 long - i can get 4.2m in one piece coving and cut down but would you do using 3m lengths anyway? it needs two people to do over 3m in one piece to lift it into place

RichardNash

DJMystery2001, best to decorate after, as normally you paint your ceiling down, finishing off with the skirts.

otherwise you paint first, put the coving up, and then you need to touch up etc

elliottscott

Really helpful Tommy and I'm sure I'll be doing this tomorrow! BUT, I need to know how to do the external corner as well please? Or, is it the same procedure? Also, having purchased the 90mm mitre tool, (I'd accidentally purchased plaster coving but took back to exchange for 90mm Polystyrene, however Wicks do not sell 90mm Polystyrene coving, so ended up having to get 100mm. Can I still use the tool?

trishaharvey

thanks - i used your tips today to put up my cornice successfully - cheers

martyjames

Thank you so much. I'll be trying this tomorrow

essexboi

is the cove made like sheet rock? I have never seen it before. I'm on the east cost over the US. all are crown is wood. it's very interesting.

jeepinons

hi Tommy, i have tricky wall where i wont to put cowing. The person who is doing the coving job said that there isn't on sale coving with required angle and left some place without coving and looking terrible. i wonder if you could find solution for?

lidiamariaable