Fixing a VERY BAD Drywall Job!!!

A video on YouTube. In DIY & Home Repair, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

A carpenter demonstrates how to fix and mud a poorly installed, asymmetrical corner bead framing feature known as the pimple, using multiple coats of joint compound and sanding.

From the video

Answers: How do you fix a poorly installed corner bead?

drywall repair
corner bead installation
mudding and taping
sanding drywall
framing correction

What it concludes

Fixing a poorly installed corner bead requires ripping off existing beads, applying fresh joint compound, retaping, and multiple sanding passes.
Using a 450 corner bead stays straighter than a 350 on outside corners.
Allowing drywall mud to dry for several days prevents shrinkage and visible tape lines under harsh lighting.

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