Has anybody used cable covers with their wall mounted TV?

[AlphaDog]

cbelt3 wrote:
There are a number more interesting and inexpensive alternatives to these, depending on your decorative style. For example:

Pictures of Louie in a long frame

This is definitely Louie's favorite, but we're still negotiating.

You did just give me an idea, though. Hmmmm.

[Carm]

Just did this for my in laws. Cable cover, very flat and about 3 - 4" wide. Paid about $16 - $17 for a 3' section. Once painted it should look a lot better.

Joe

[AlphaDog]

Carm wrote:
Just did this for my in laws. Cable cover, very flat and about 3 - 4" wide. Paid about $16 - $17 for a 3' section. Once painted it should look a lot better.

Joe

I just came home from Lowe's with something that sounds identical - about the same price, too. It's probably a bit wider than I need, but it seemed the best choice of what was available. Now to figure out where I put that touch up paint I saved. (It's here someplace!)

[JoeH]

AlphaDog wrote:
[quote=Carm]
Just did this for my in laws. Cable cover, very flat and about 3 - 4" wide. Paid about $16 - $17 for a 3' section. Once painted it should look a lot better.

Joe

I just came home from Lowe's with something that sounds identical - about the same price, too. It's probably a bit wider than I need, but it seemed the best choice of what was available. Now to figure out where I put that touch up paint I saved. (It's here someplace!)
Uh, oh!! that (in)famous phrase "It's here someplace", that usually means hunting for hours or days around my house. Best of luck finding it!

[Carm]

AlphaDog, I read/heard somewhere that paint will generally be a perfect match within about 30 days from the original gallon/5 gallon bucket. After that, the paint on the wall changes color, due to light, temps, etc.... If it where me, I would just repaint the whole wall if you cannot find the original paint.

Joe