hiding wires

[wesalexleft]

Any tips on retroactively disguising some wires in the garage. Thought I'd planned ahead pretty well, but of course there's always more to add. I'd run speaker wires before completion, as well as garage door wiring and all my electrical. Now I'd like to run a HDMI cable to a wall for the TV and wanted to see if there were some good ideas to camoflauge it. I didnt want it permanently installed, but with surround in the garage, thought it would be good to have TV in there part time. I'd need to run it from the center of the ceiling to a wall for mounting. I'm going to be running some low voltage as well, which would be heavier gage and wanted to hide that along the walls as well. Any clever ideas? Looking for something not soooo labor intensive as mouldings. Thought of splitting a PVC pipe lengthwise and using it as wiring tunnel. Standard 2 car with 8' ceilings.

Thanks,

 

[Gregishome]

Lowes has a plastic surface mount raceway that has a snap cover to enclose wires.

 

[JYank]

Google Wiremold. It is available at Lowes.

 

[Ocho]

I have a friend who put up AV cable behind crown molding (he put it there when he was putting the molding up). He said it worked well. I suppose you would need to be really careful tacking it up with the nailer.