Traditional metal corner drywall bead is tedious and time-consuming to install, and if you don’t cover metal corners with tape, it’s likely to develop cracks along the edges. Luckily there’s ...

the metal corner bead shows through. Can you share some tips on how to install and finish an outside drywall corner? A: The first thing to realize - and this could be out of your control - is that ...

The first step in finishing these is to attach metal corner bead to the joint with drywall screws or nails (17). Then, using an 8-in. knife, fill the area over the corner bead with compound (18).

If the cutout for the box isn't perfectly positioned and it needs to be enlarged, open it up slightly with a drywall rasp. Start work on the outside corners by cutting metal corner bead to length ...

I folded the paper tape in half, just as I did on the inside corners, then covered this with joint cement, but I can`t seem to form a neat, straight corner ... then with gypsum board, and there ...

Hang the drywall so it’s ⅛-inch back from the outside corner. Do this with both pieces that form the outside corner. Doing this will make it very easy to install the corner bead. Screw spacing ...