This picture shows two seams in our soon-to-be-renovated guest toilet that I need to spackle. I've tried reading up on how to do it, but I still feel uncertain... The vertical seam curves inward, and there I apparently need to glue a thin paper strip with wet room adhesive (Hernia KP4 with a dry content of 35%) and then continue with three layers of Bostik "Light Hand Spackle" until it's smooth, but the horizontal seam doesn't curve inward. Should that one also have a glued strip? Or is it enough to spackle where the carpenter has beveled the edges?
 
  • Image showing two seams on a bathroom wall to be renovated, with the vertical seam slightly indented and the horizontal seam flat, both with visible screws.
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You need a paper strip there too and then you should spread the plaster wide.
 
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S sinuslinus said:
You need paper tape there as well and then you should spread the filler widely.
Thank you, I will do that!
 
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