How Do You Install Medium Density Fiberboard Crown Molding?
Installing crown molding adds a touch of class to any room. Medium density fiberboard (MDF) is a popular alternative to wood or plaster, as it’s less costly and easier to maintain. A wide range of options is available. Measure your area and purchase a little extra crown molding to allow for waste. Measure the wall where your first piece of crown molding will go. It’s best to start on the longest wall first so you can get the hang of positioning the piece and nailing it down before tackling the trickier areas, like the corners. Use a hammer to tap finishing nails through the crown molding and into the wall studs. MDF is relatively easy to dent, especially if you are using lightweight MDF, so take care when hammering. The nails should be flush with the crown molding and not stick out or create a dent. Continue along until you reach a corner. Measure the length of molding you’ll need to finish that wall. Using a coping saw with a miter box or a power miter saw, cut a straight 45-degree an
