splicing or joining bullnose bead
#1
splicing or joining bullnose bead
I imagine some of you have done this but I never have. How does one splice bullnose corner? if the run is longer than the longest stick of bullnose is there a way to make the joint between pieces not obvious?
#2
If were talking about a wood type molding then both ends are cut at 45 degrees and a little wood glue,
You may have to lightly sand as the pieces may have a slight shape difference.
You may have to lightly sand as the pieces may have a slight shape difference.
#4
Plastering forum guys....
Are you using the vinyl corner bead or the metal corner bead with the paper tape?
Are you using the vinyl corner bead or the metal corner bead with the paper tape?
#5
https://www.trim-tex.com/products/ov...lnose-splicer/
A little OSI Quad is good for joining the vinyl bead too. You just have to fuss with the seam and be careful sanding the splice. If you can't find a splice you can cut a similar piece out of a scrap of corner... narrow enough to fit inside. Too thick and it will create a bulge. Use a little quad as the glue to join vinyl to vinyl.
A little OSI Quad is good for joining the vinyl bead too. You just have to fuss with the seam and be careful sanding the splice. If you can't find a splice you can cut a similar piece out of a scrap of corner... narrow enough to fit inside. Too thick and it will create a bulge. Use a little quad as the glue to join vinyl to vinyl.
#7
These are drywall walls. I am talking about bullnose corner bead. There is a new twist. This corner is greater than 90 degrees. I have not seen it yet. Maybe it is 135 degrees, that is 45 degrees more than 90. Does it take different bullnose to bead a splayed corner or does the same stuff work?
#8
https://www.trim-tex.com/products/ov...ed-corner-bead
they make adjustable corner too if the corner is greater or less than 135.
they make adjustable corner too if the corner is greater or less than 135.