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Home How to Use Flexible Corner Bead for Drywall Angles
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How to Use Flexible Corner Bead for Drywall Angles

Lydia Crowder walks through USG's flexible corner tape, a paper-faced product built for angles that fall outside a standard 90 degrees—cathedral ceilings, off angles, splayed corners, and anything trickier than typical inside or outside bead work. She demonstrates cutting the material to length, folding and shaping it into place, and pressing the paper down tight to avoid bubbling or cracking later. Unlike metal or vinyl bead, this tape carries little to no nose, meaning less compound and a flatter finish overall. She covers compatible taping compounds, the importance of straight framing underneath, and why the product's flexibility calls for a careful hand during installation and finishing.

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