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   Gumshoe | Jul 24, 2005 06:32pm | #1

   Not sure I get the question - there is a flexible cornerbead, but it is for curves, not angles. Could you post a pic?

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   Yersmay | Jul 24, 2005 07:02pm | #2

   Hi Huck,Yes, it's a corner bead for a straight angle... the prospect of bending a regular metal 90 degree corner bead into this shallower angle doesn't seem like it will work since the idea is to create a nice crisp line and I worry the metal will deform, things won't lay flat, etc. So I wondered if there was a simple alternative. I'd post a picture but I'm digitally challenged. Sorry.

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   FastEddie1 | Jul 24, 2005 07:33pm | #3

   Look in the phone book for 'sheetrock' or 'building materials' and find a place that sells primarily sheetrock.  There are a couple of varieties of flexible corner bead, and they will have it stocked in quantity.  Not expensive either, especially if you just need one piece.  probably less than $5.

    I'm sorry, I thought you wanted it done the right way.

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   Shoeman | Jul 24, 2005 08:32pm | #4

   There are many products that would solve your problem.

   As someone else mentioned - try looking up a drywall supplier in your area

   I personally like to use No-Coat products for all my inside and outside corners - http://www.no-coat.com - as far as I know though, this only comes in 100' rolls

   you might also try filling in your location in your profile and someone might be able to recommend a specific place for you to go - or if you were close enough I could cut a few feet off a roll for you

   Good luck,

   Shoe

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   jrdiblumber | Jul 25, 2005 12:17am | #5

   no coats 90 degree can be bent to other anges. it works really well.

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   Shoeman | Jul 25, 2005 01:28am | #6

   I mostly use the ultra-flex   used to use the light - now use the 325

   Sure makes getting crisp corners easy - good for long runs between wall and ceiling also.