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x071907 May 5th 04 02:00 PM

Sheetrock Taping Question
 
What is the proper way to tape an inside corner of sheetrock where the
corner meets the ceiling? Do I run the vertical tape all the way up
to the ceiling? Or, do I run the horizontal tape all the wat to the
corner? Or, does it really matter?

RB May 5th 04 05:06 PM

Sheetrock Taping Question
 
I'd run them both into the corner and overlap them.

RB

x071907 wrote:
What is the proper way to tape an inside corner of sheetrock where the
corner meets the ceiling? Do I run the vertical tape all the way up
to the ceiling? Or, do I run the horizontal tape all the wat to the
corner? Or, does it really matter?



Tillio May 5th 04 05:43 PM

Sheetrock Taping Question
 
I always run the vertical piece first, then I butt the horizontal piece
right up to the edge of the vertical tape.I would avoid any overlapping of
the tape and you should be fine.


"x071907" wrote in message
om...
What is the proper way to tape an inside corner of sheetrock where the
corner meets the ceiling? Do I run the vertical tape all the way up
to the ceiling? Or, do I run the horizontal tape all the wat to the
corner? Or, does it really matter?




jeffc May 6th 04 06:07 AM

Sheetrock Taping Question
 

"x071907" wrote in message
om...
What is the proper way to tape an inside corner of sheetrock where the
corner meets the ceiling? Do I run the vertical tape all the way up
to the ceiling? Or, do I run the horizontal tape all the wat to the
corner? Or, does it really matter?


The tape pieces should overlap.



jeffc May 6th 04 06:08 AM

Sheetrock Taping Question
 

"Tillio" wrote in message
...
I always run the vertical piece first, then I butt the horizontal piece
right up to the edge of the vertical tape.I would avoid any overlapping of
the tape and you should be fine.


That makes it easier to smooth in the short term, but more prone to cracking
in the long term.




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