Interior trim? What to use?
I have redone the interior of my RV. Now I have to figure out some way to hide the seams... Particularly between the wall and the ceiling. Wooden quarter round will not work as the ceiling is NOT stra...
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If the curves are gradual, quarter round may be flexible enough to be suitable. There are also some PVC trim products (including some with woodgrain appliques that very closely match the honey oak veneer or applique of my RV's cabinetry) that are incidentally more flexy than actual wood.
If you want lighting, maybe a series of some of these with the corresponding LED strips would be the ticket.
You might be able to do some sort of upholstery around a core of some sort (a strip of luan would probably suffice) held on with e.g. screws and snap buttons or something like that. With a little bit of padding, it could follow the contours where things aren't precisely straight and flat.
If you want lighting, maybe a series of some of these with the corresponding LED strips would be the ticket.
You might be able to do some sort of upholstery around a core of some sort (a strip of luan would probably suffice) held on with e.g. screws and snap buttons or something like that. With a little bit of padding, it could follow the contours where things aren't precisely straight and flat.
