Top 3 Beginner Mistakes on Inside Corners!!

Never use your fingers to fold paper on camera. We are all like the painting "The Scream"

Doing both sides at the same time is exactly where I'm going wrong. Thank you so much.

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I just had to learn number 3 the hard way this past week. I had it in my head that both sides could be done at once so I tried and tried to get them both at the same time. After having a bunch of grooves to go back and fill I decided one side at a time has to be easier.

Tape your joints.

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Thanks so much for your tutorials!! I am a 54yr old woman working on some drywall. I watched my dad from a little girl do all kinds of drywall. He was a perfectionist and NEVER had to touch sandpaper to dried mud! His walls were perfectly smooth! He passed away a little over a year ago. I can’t ask him questions anymore. Your videos have informed me on such great tips! I will continue to learn from your videos. 😃👍👍

I´ve seen many times, the biggest mistake is using this tape😏

Is the painted side textured?

nice video, well done.

Almost as good as me😂

Great advice, good to see someone actually teaching this right

i use flushers and hit both sides at the same time. i should make that video

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I've got some drywall tape that's badly wrinkled that I need to repair. Have already removed it and planning to redo today. Have never done it before so this is really, really useful advice. Thanks a lot, from UK.

I may be late to the party, but when you only finish one side with mud and let it dry, does the other side not start to bubble because you don't put a top layer of mud on it to keep it moist?

I'm a professional painter and a drywaller as well and I always watch the Vancouver carpenter all the time and he's pro without question, thank you so much.

Thank you ive been trying to do both sides at the same time. I wanted to drown myself in the mud bucket.

Just use a corner trowel and do both sides at once and get a perfect corner.

Does this same technique apply when you’re doing the creases ceiling to wall?

Thanks for the videos, you do a great job demonstrating different techniques and helping with Pro tips. I have several of your videos in my library that I can refer back to. Thanks again, from Iowa.

I did my first joint yesterday I did much better than I expected 😁

I am so looking forward to doing more now.

I don't have corners but I like the asmr

Great timesaver!

Thanks 🙏 so much

What about a corner blade.?

I'm gonna try starting in the middle because I'm always starting at the ends and I get wrinkles all the damn time

Great tip on dulling the edges. About to buy a new knife.

Q. If your corner has holes or a large gap for whatever reason (repairing an older home), would you recommend using spray foam then shaving flat to give some solid backing before proceeding?

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When doing a small job that you don’t want to take a week to finish, use a plaster based compound that you mix from a bag. Use one that sets up in 90 minutes. You’ll be able to make all of your “repeat passes” one side at a time on the wall corners and ceiling corners and, depending on the size of the job, you could be out in two days, or less.

Can I use my CVS receipt for the corner paper? 🤔

A video on how to feather the mud into a existing knockdown ceiling finish. I installed a new wall between existing walls.

Tip 0: Get a tape holder that hangs from your pocket.

Skaterdude!

What about using fibrafuse fine mesh, FibaFuse FDW8234-U 2-1/16-Inch? Paper tape always wrinkles and I can't ever get rid of grid pattern texture of the normal mesh tape? So, I only carry the fine mesh fibra fuse, FibaFuse FDW8234-U 2-1/16-Inch...(Fine Drywall Weave 8234-Underlayment, as my mnemonic)

What about a corner tool?

Fantastic! Just doing some refurb work and really appreciate your guidance many thanks!!

Our spend $20 and buy a corner trowel !! They make them for a reason !!

Thanks so much! Great tutorial 👌🏽 👍🏾

You did not just crease that paper that quick.. when I was doing it I had to go bit by bit or else the crease would not be along the line in the paper

great video. i have a friend that is also a professional drywaller and he says the same thing about only doing one side of the inside corner joint on any day. thank you for sharing your expertise.

When adding a new wall that abuts and existing wall, I just put the tape flat over the new wall after filling any gap with mud and leave the existing wall alone. The straight edge of the tape makes a nearly perfect corner and I don't mess up the finish of the existing wall. I've done this a number of times in my own house and have never had any problems. If the house shifts, a gap might form, but with the straight edge of the tape, it will likely be straight and easily filled during the next paint job. With the tape folded into the corner, a similar shift could cause it to ripple, which would arguably look worse.

Just wondering in the corners there is much more air circulation. Won't the taped corners eventually come loose from the push of air ?

What do you do it there is a much larger gap? Like a 1/2 inch

You are aulsome

I just soak the tape in water

You are absolutely correct young man.
Thanks for the refresher course.
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Hi from oz mate. Thought i was starting to get good at this, but just hate doing inside corners and wind up doing way more sanding than needed. I am totally going to do one side at once from now on. Thanks for the tips.

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Thanks for the video, today i shall prevail!

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