Crown molding can be a little tricky with all the cuts and angles.  My fabulous hubby figured out a way to bypass all that craziness and install double stacked crown molding while achieving the same results, if not better.  We have used this method in the Guest Room and the tops of our kitchen cabinets .

Enjoy the video!

Prep molding with a light sand and paint

Measure how far down you want the baseboards

Mark wall with tape or pencil

Measure width of walls and make your cuts using a 45 degree angle

Always cut base board first (wait on the molding)

You can add small thumbnails every few feet to hold up your baseboards

Nail baseboard to the wall

Take measurements again off of the baseboards for your molding piece for accurate measurements

Nail molding piece to the base board

Fill nail holes with wood filler (Recommend Using wood filler That matches your paint)

Caulk Bottom, middle and top (Recommend Having a baby wipes on hand to Help with the clean-up)

After the caulk drys, the nail holes are filled and sanded start applying a second coat of paint to your finished product

Please let me know If You have any questions and I’ll get my hubby on it for you

Kristin and Ray