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Embedding Drywall Corners

To get inside corners right, the tape must be tight.

By Myron R. Ferguson

Before adding taping compound to an inside corner, you need to make sure that the tape is tight against both sheets of drywall. This step is further complicated when an inside corner meets the ceiling. Luckily, professional drywall installer Myron R. Ferguson has a few tricks to simplify this process.

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