How To Tape & Finish Inside Drywall Corners
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Watched several videos on mudding corners, but yours is by far, the best. You are a fantastic teacher. Thanks for the help.
10+ year electrician here. Huge fan, I love your explanations & real world tips. You've saved my ass many of times. Much thanks brother!!! Happy new year!!!!
Thanks for the tips. I dont do much taping and mudding but helping out family and redoing a couple closets......alot of inside corners. Wish me luck
That's what I am doing too haha.
I just got done doing the inside corners of two walls in a room I'm prepping for paint. Thankfully, I watched this video first and am more than happy with the results I got from the information shared here. Thank you Shannon for an easy to follow, well presented tutorial.
Glad I could help!
Coming from someone who is in the thick of this...watching this video and Home RenoVision's version is VERY important. They have slightly different approaches to things and their teaching style is slightly different. Watching both with REALLY give you a clear picture of what drywalling entails. Hope this helps!
I was second guessing myself on mudding one side at a time. Kept thinking that’s not right because it takes longer. Thanks for explaining why this is the correct option so it saves the headache of redoing mistakes. 👍🏼
You bet!
Great channel man, Thanks a bunch. Been working with putty and rock for a long time. watching your stuff has definitely made me better.
My saviour thank you! My wife and I recently bought a house and one of the corners of the bedroom had the paint bubbling all the way from floor to ceiling. I removed all the paint from the corner. I will apply this tomorrow thank you!
Jesus Christ is the only saviour!
After many errors that I've already painted over in the past, I now look forward to doing a professional job thanks to your video instruction.
Excellent tutorial. I haven't worked with drywall for years- but I bought an old condo that has multiple walls in need of repair. Your video refreshed my skills and had very good new to me tips. Thank you.
Dude i appreciate your videos. Youve got the dumbed down to instructor level figured out. A lot of shows i watch expect viewers to know the trade lingo and basics, as I'm learning and have to guess and figure it out.
your video is as smooth as the mud. Well Done.
Yes, thanks
My favorite channel hands down thank you
Glad you enjoy it!
I remodeled my whole basement watching these videos. Thank you!!
Thank you! This was a big help. (One thing I’d say is that is more ‘soft meringue’ and not quite ‘pancake batter’ 😄
Not doing both sides of the corner is a very valuable tip, explains the ridges and groves in corners. Also appreciate the tip of knocking off the dry excess bumps.
he is doing both sides. watch again
Nice video. Good pace, clear instructions and I like how you demonstrated the mix and consistency of the mud. Well done 👍
I wished someone told me this when I was doing my basement. Would save me from ton of frustration. Very nice video: structured and you get quickly to the point.
You are one of the best to show how it's done I have looked at many videos on TH-cam and you have been one of the easiest to understand
Great video , I picked up some good techniques on how to do inside drywall corners . Keep your videos coming
Between you and Home RenoVision, I feel like I can renovate or remodel anything in my house!
I wish I had seen this earlier but from now on I will do everything you say. I have a mfd home and I'm redoing the joints, corners and ceiling to look like a real house.
MDF home?
Virtually every other DIY mud video says pull mud off the side of the knife but I have tried your method (before seeing this video) & I think it works best for me. I cannot heat the room yet to dry my mud so leaving it for a day or 2 to dry is no problem. I am switching from task to task anyway. Thanks.
I use a corner trowel to finish where the three corners meet and it’s the only thing I haven’t mastered. It never sands perfectly and is so aggravating!
Seen many corner videos... This one is the most detailed and the best! Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Thanks for the tips I’m a carpenter but I do run into drywall all the time and it never looks as good as I would like and I think watching your video will help . My steps looked like this tape, mud, wait 20 mins second mud both sides of corner whoops :) I’ll try one side at a time now
I find rushing drywall mudding usually is more work sanding
It's always great to see how a real pro works!
Great video Shannon.! Very helpful and straightforward. Thanks again!
Great video. Thanks ! Dry walling my bathroom now and I just realised don't do all the corners at once.
Wish I'd watched this before work today.
Damn. Sees a screw hole 8' up in a corner and said he will have to come back to work on fixing that. THIS is the epitome of doing it the right way and taking pride in one's work. I am in the process of turning my small shed (12' x 8' ) into a living space. I feel very confident in drywalling after watching your expert video. Any advice for drywalling a ceiling that you know will have daisy-chain pocket lights? Should I hang one sheet, cut hole, install light and keep repeating until the last sheet is up? Thank you for taking the time to provide us DIYers with such wonderful videos. You are making a difference in the world!
Great demonstration. Thank you
Nice video for corners. I like the idea of making the mud thin. Thank you.
Great instructional video, sent it to a friend who wanted me to show them how to lay in a drywall corner. Thanks.
Great video mate. I'm switching to this trade in the UK (doing a course at the moment) and your videos are a great help.
Thanks for the help, I have some work to do and wasn't sure how to do it. This helped so much!!
I hope this trade never dies
You explain super well, thanks for the video
Easy for you to do. I'm in the middle of a drywall project. I get so many cracks at seams. I used that mesh tape.
Good looking 67 Camaro you got there,
@@morehp1 it I nice...it's just not my car. Just a car at the show I saw.
You have to use hot mud for mesh tape
Mesh tape only works with powdered or "hot" mud, the stuff you mix and goes off in an hour. The chemicals in the joint compound do not like mesh tape and it will crack over time. Regardless of what the manufacturer or others tell you. You can finish coat mesh tape with regular joint compound but I only use it for repair work, otherwise it is paper all the way.
Excellent Job: I wish I had viewed this before taping and first mudding now I have to work a lot harder on second mudding to get good edges.
Always appreciate the hints that makes work easier, thank you!
Thank you so much for all of your help you have given me the information I needed I am pretty sure I can get this done now
Thanks for this. Very helpful as I am about to start mudding a basement I just finished up framing and drywalling.
I have a lot of drywall related videos on my channel.th-cam.com/users/HouseImprovementsfeatured?view_as=public
@@HouseImprovements Thank you. i appreciated it.
Thank you for this
Man I swear, there’s nothing you can’t do lol. You’ve helped me out so much while re doing my old house! Hope all is well! 🤙🏼
Glad to help
Nice video Shannon.
Fantastic job! Absolute legend
I can not wait ti give it a go. Cheers
Shannon, you are the best! Thank you.
One of the best videos on this mud process. Excellent instruction and explanation Shannon!
Very nice, the only other thing I'd recommend is getting a flashlight when sanding, shine across your dried areas as you sand, if you can't see any bumps, valleys, scratches, etc with a light, no eyeball will see it without.
Yes sanding with a light is a must.
Thank you for making this video. It helped me so much and saved me so much work. I usually have to go back three times to smooth it out but this process is MUCH better.
I love doing things by myself, especially if budget is tight. But this is exactly the type of job I'm 100% fine paying someone else to do it.
Lol
Same here.
I love the challenge I just did an inside corner just like the one he's showing(right by the door frame) I didn't prefill because the drywall was pretty tight there, without much of a gap.
Is all about not doing too much on the first coat because when it dries you can sand it and reapply
Of all the types of construction elements there are, this is the easiest to do. ??? 😮
Wow, Kip really got it together.
Do 1 wall at a time! Makes so much sense. I did a basement bedroom and cursed and swore the whole 2.... yes 2 days it took me to mud 3 walls roughly 12 feet long.
Love watching this guy work.hes a real pro and very good at his craft.great instructions.thsnk you very much.everyone subscribe and support this man
I appreciate the extra context. Great tutorial video. Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Big time Respect for sharing your knowledge and skills. Keep up the great videos.
After watching this I am going to do my garage that was taped but not re-mudded or sanded or painted.
Dam it Shanon you're good at all home improvements.
great lecture. On 3 ways the method I was shown, as it can be confusing to beginners (I believe it was "Vancouver Carpenter", thanks man!) is to think of it as traffic lanes. You have a left and a right lane (either side of the angle), so do the same "lanes" all at the same time. So left side of the wall up and down, left side of the ceiling from corner out into the middle of the room and left side of the wall on the other side where it meets the ceiling, corner outwards towards the middle. Then do the right side when dry (or vice versa depending on your preference). This possibly sounds worse with my explanation but after some trial and error it soon becomes automatic when you work on a corner.
Good job
The best video I have seen to do corners. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Excellent video
Very nicely explained! Thank you soooo much!!!
I still suck at doing corners and butt joints after 4 years. I just end up sanding more. If I'm impatient I use the corner tool and feather it out with a 6" knife. But I've noticed the corner tool creates too much of a rounded inside corner.
I'm a huge fan of the Perfect 90 type corner bead as it is stronger, straighter, quicker and more importantly for us do-it-yourselfers, far more forgiving. I would often goof with paper tape and cut the edge in places or get wrinkles when I was first doing it. While I am a bit more skilled now, I'm no pro but have never had a problem with this made-for-corners tape.
I also now like to use 90 min mud when possible as it lets me do a more than one side of the corner per day. 90 min vs quicker hot mud as the extra time makes it more forgiving for us slower, less skilled DIY folks.
Really helpful, thanks!
Can you show me on how to tape corners with an exiting texture wall and clean ceiling..every video I have seen has been with unpainted dry wall and ceiling?
Thank you, big help
This is an extremely helpful video! Thank you!
Great instructions, Shannon! Made my job a lot easier! I will also say it's crazy how easy you make this look..lol. Thanks man!
Keep up the good work man!
Good info
Great video!
Great tips. Much appreciated.
good video. I do both sides of the inside corner. This way when it comes to 3rd coat I only need to do my flats.
Thanks for the great instructions
Very informative. Thank you. Subscribed.
Good video.. what about using a corner knife?
Thanks
Some good tips. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Great video , how to do it , why to do it like this , what not to do , straight to the point and very easy to watch, the first time I did this I totally fucked it up and created heaps of work for myself , thanks heaps for posting this and sharing your trade knowledge and experience
Great Job
If the was has a painted texture do you have sand it down first. Before you start the corners ?
excellent instructions
Thanks Shannon! Your a class act.
Enjoyed watching the video. Wondering if you have videos on doing 130 degree angle inside corners using corner beads. Thanks
no we do not but it is really the same.
Depending on what kind of inside angles your doing Flex Tape could be the way to go for you as long as your line is straight when you first put it up finishing it is a cake walk as you don’t need to go fully into the corner to finish
Any tips for fixing inside corners that are already painted? Some of mine in our house are rougher than I would like? Sand paint first and then go right over? I've seen that mudding over paint creates more bubbles than some would like
Let the paint cure a week or so and then touch up the bad spots. You may still get bubbled paint but if you use a little drier mud it will help.
Exactly what I needed thanks
Really wish I would have watched this before I started.
Thank You👌🏻😊
Excellent video! Subscribed ✔️
is very nice the ideas is very nice the video congratulations friend
thank you for this, very helpful!!
Very helpful. Thank you
You are my idol!
Thanks. I was thinking another coat using a finishing mud was needed before sanding. For corners this is all that is needed? Can only use all purpose mud? I am redoing my house where some tape in corners came loose after house settled.
You can buy all the different types but you really dont need to. Especially on a small project where yo would not use all of each of the types. Just use all purpose for all the steps.
Hi shanon, can You possibly make a video on how to stick or put on vinyl 0.7mm 5m roll onto dry walling!!, are they self adheasive?, or must You use glue?, and do you need to apply any primer over dry walling or not?, before sticking the vinyl onto it???
Post your questions on my forum and we can talk you through them.www.house-improvements.com/forums/
Wall To Ceiling joint question: I replaced the ceiling with new sheet rock and I have a 1/4” gap for the ceiling to meet the wall. Will the tape take and sparkle take care of this gap or do I fill it in with thick mud first?
Pre fill it first with thick mud or hot mud (quick drying) , let it dry and then tape as usual. With regular mud it my take 12 - 24 hrs to dry.
@@HouseImprovements thank so much, I will do so. Thanks for all your videos.