Tape and Cornerbead a Drywall Niche

[@Interior_Works]

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[@DonnaMartini]

I just put a 50" long niche in my bathroom and want to make sure I tape it correctly. This was the first video I saw and was mesmerized by it, lol... I love that there was no tutorial. I cannot stand the boring chit chat so many people engage in when teaching something. LOVED the music... Thanks for the info!

[@pokerpig9069]

(Noobie here) Started watching, thinking "wtf?" Mess, slop, random. 2 minutes later I'm "holy shit!". Hats off to the mudder. I learned heaps. Time to go make a total mess of it!

[@Art416]

Another great and informative video

[@newchapterjesse]

I'm also a mud and taper up in Vancouver island. I like the technic you use.

[@Interior_Works]

Thanks. I use to live in Nanaimo

[@Yev300]

That was satisfying to watch

[@virgiefowler6220]

Awesome video

[@RABIDJOCK]

I notice this bead is rigid,can you still get the flex metal tape on a roll ? I did this for 17 years but stopped about 30 years ago.

[@ianmurphy5386]

Are you only applying mud to the corner tape?

[@MegaDavyk]

Now he has done it before.

[@5eyevisions]

Where did you get the corner bead? And what brand is it?

[@Brandonbikes]

what does the extra tape on the corners help with?

[@Interior_Works]

It's common for hairline cracks to form at the corners over time. The extra tape will prevent it.

[@Smart-Skippy]

Always start from the middle flattening tape...

[@davidnixon1970]

That's good advice for a long joint across a whole wall to prevent the tape from bunching up. Short tapes makes no difference where the wiping starts. All those tapes wiped perfectly in the video.