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From what I understand if you contact Trim-Tex and they might be able to help you out if you need some. Unfortunately not enough of us used them and you can't blame Trim-Tex for not stocking it at suppliers.

Had no clue how to do that 7 years ago. I try to these days.

I have only attached the drywall to the plastic strips. I personally wouldn't feel good about gluing it without some backer with screws. Is there even a spray foam adhesive that will not eat the ICF insulation ?

@@Mudslingr Yes me too. I had read about some installers doing on what I asked about and yes they do make a water based foam adhesive just like the spray foam.

@@rotaxrider That's interesting. But experience tells me to make sure there are some screws on a solid backer .Vibration can cause cracks from hard bumps. And if there is no backer to "absorb" the shock there's a greater chance of having a problem. Maybe we need Trim-Tex to make a Buttboard for ICF. Bit it sure sounds easier to board with glue if you don't have to stop at a firring strip.

Thank you ! I've had bigger. Each job has something unique and I try to enhance certain areas . No matter how big or how small I can always come up with something to add.

Sounds like he needs a lot more practice. Unfortunately, some go out on their own way too soon. Having the "fancy" tools is fine but knowing how to use them and getting used to them(making adjustments, etc...) is a different story. I can understand that sometimes you don't have a mentor and are trying to learn yourself. But it sure sucks as a customer when you end up with "that guy". Good to hear you fixed it up yourself. No matter how long it took, you learned a little more that could help in the future. And hopefullly the taper eventuallly gets better.

Thank you ! The owner plans to stay there to the end. I would too.

I have abs. Just have never seen them.🤣 That's 10 foot ceiling torque !

Thank you. I appreciate that very much.

That is 4' x 8' ceramic tile.

I'm not an editing professional obviuosly and not looking to win any filming awards. 😂 I used Capcut on this one.

it's a gel formulated for mud. Makes it easier to see scratches and defects and it makes sanding easier. It's called Tapers Tint. The name has changed to Painters Tint.

Bored drywaller turned. I went to Trim-Tex in Chicago in 2012 for a 2 day course in "Drywall Art" and this is the kind of stuff I like to offer my customers now.

I suppose that might work but It make crack the durabond when you screw into it and cause it to shift. And if you have poly in behind the durabond won't stick to it. I don't think I personally would try but that doesn't mean it won't work.

I believe they changed iot out with a new product called Fast Edge.

Called Taper's Tint. Made for mud. Helps to see scratches and pinholes.

Paper. Always

Usually, but this particular blade is not cooperating. I need another.

I used that bead a few years ago on a Lottery house. Beauty bead , but, I had a bunch of drops on bulkhead in basement , making a nice 3 way was tough. Had to hold your tongue just right@@Mudslingr

@@willkeith4944 Not simple but very doable with a little TLC

Thank you. In my early days of using Trim-Tex beads I used a crown stapler with 1" crown staples. I found this to be a mistake. On new construction especially. If the new framing is not completely acclimated during install it can cause the bead to crack while it dries and shrinks over time. If the framing moves a bit so will the staple you put into the framing. I've had it happen only a handfful of times but that handful was a pain in the butt due to the work it took to fix it. Play safe and use 1/2" staples in my opinion.

@@Mudslingr Great explanation, Thank you

Why is that ?

You are correct. I was mistaken. It will be a sauna.

Yes it is. Kam Current Rd off Onion Lake Rd. The snow is melting and the river is slowly appearing. Great view.

Thanks !

mudslingrdrywall

Hey ! 😀

How much of an arch are you talking about ? I have done that once (only because it was a last minute thing and would not have normally attempted it) and I had to cut some slits into the bead which I then later had to fill with mud and caulking to make it proper.I was sure I had something in my YT or FB vids and have found nothing that will show you how. It will be about 6 weeks before I start another chamfer job and will make a video but that's probably too late for you. Make some short templates first in the corners. It's easier to measure that way and fill in the rest. Ever thought of just using some arch bead ?

Pixel 7 Pro on 4K

@@Mudslingr Awesome. I just got the Pixel 8. Gonna have to try it out. Thank you for the reply and video!

Very nice tool to have and use. You won't be disappointed.

@@Mudslingr the nice thing about it is that you can use on the inside corners as well

@@simonrizk4451 I use it mainly for inside angles. On outside angles I always use Trim-Tex beads

I'm uploading Somewhere In Time for you. The only other one I have. I'm glad I watched instead of filming the whole show. Last time I saw them was 36 years ago when I ws 21. Can't believe they're still doing it right.

Hello Antonio. Yes, long time no see. I hope you are well. Carom3d is not dead. Server is down at the moment. Waiting for an answer from Alex in Russia. I helped him get the game back online a few months ago.

I bought the chain from CSR. I only needed one. The block was fine. The repair was more than reasonable at $20.

The directions for these were the same as for anything else. Use taping mud and then finishing mud.

Thank you.

Glad to hear you like them ! They make things so much easier when it comes to wide joints.

LOL. I was thinking that too. Seeing as there seems to be a thin layer of black cardboard like material on the speaker it would definitely cause some damage. I just hope none of the 4 speakers goes dead. That's an expensive fix.

Nothing wrong with bead. Although I only use Trim-Tex beads when I do .I prefer to fit full runs with NoCoat when a full bead won't. And you use less mud with NoCoat.

Normally you don't have two butts side by side either. As you saw in the video it took me about 4 1/2 minutes to put on a nice first coat. The next two coats took about 2 minutes each. So about 8 1/2 - 9 minutes to make this double butt look good. Worth the outcome. This was the only one.

You would be assuming incorrectly. It's a half inch belly band. One side was factory and the other was a butt.

Thank you. I apprreciate that. Maybe it will inspire you and others to do something like this.