45 degree corner moulding?

[i_am_chris]

Hiya - we are attempting to cover a seam where two wallboards come together at a 45 degree corner. Is there any trim out there that's as simple as an outside corner moulding, but at 45 degrees instead of 90? We can't find anything. I am sure I could make something but I'd rather not spend the time if I can buy it.

Thanks

[David]

You could check Woodcraft and Rockler and local lumberyards. However, it may be easier to grab some basemold and rip it thru the tablesaw beveled to 45. Then glue n nail em.

[Dansbell]

I have installed some cabinet trim that meets this profile that was provided by Schuler Cabinets and purchased through Lowe's. I expect it was quite expensive through them. You could go to your local millwork company and have them run a custom profile for you. That will cost you plenty too, for the setup. You may get lucky and find they have a stock profile that will work for you. depending on the paneling finish and the number of corners you have, I would probably mitre two pieces together to make the trim. You may even find a good profile that you can just butt together at the joint to look good.

[i_am_chris]

I actually have the angle wrong. Its 135 ie __/ not > that I needed. Anyway, I figured out how to craft something, using some 8'x1" stuff we had lying around. With a few careful passes on the table saw I can make what we need. It worked when I was playing around, hopefully it'll look good when done.