Gorgeous Crown Molding? Start With the Right Gauge! ✨

Okay, let’s talk crown molding—the secret weapon for instantly upgrading any room. But here’s the thing: if your nails aren’t up to the job, you’re just asking for sagging trim and frustration. That’s where a nail gauge comes in clutch.

Most pros swear by 15- or 16-gauge nails for crown molding—they’re strong enough to hold the weight without splitting the wood. Lighter moldings might work with 18-gauge, but for anything substantial, go thicker. A good nail gun with an adjustable gauge makes all the difference.

I recently redid my living room with some chunky crown, and let me tell you—using a 16-gauge nailer was a game-changer. No more wobble, no visible holes, just crisp, secure lines. Plus, the angled shots made fitting corners way easier. Total time-saver!

If you’re taking on a molding project, don’t skip this step. Trust me, your walls (and your sanity) will thank you. 👏 #DIYRenovation #HomeImprovement #CrownMoldingTips

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