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Old 15th Oct 2007, 07:47 PM
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Default Weatherboard meets gyprock

Any suggestions on how to cover a corner in a sleepout where the gyprock meets the weatherboard?
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A tricky one as there is no straight line to work to. 2 options really.

1st is to use a flat mdf strip and scribe around the weather boards and no more gap fill.

2nd is to prefill the gap and then use paper tape on the flat right up to the weatherboard. Then run a bead of gap filler to prevent a hair line crack.

I would use the 2nd option for a nice clean finish that won't crack.
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