Glued paper strip with wallpaper paste, what can happen?

[J Vos]

5-minute craft. What is it?

I am reading the industry regulations from ybg.

I have not said that you should not put the paper tape in the joint compound. I have said it will be better if you glue it. It has always been stated in Ybg that the most exposed joints should be glued.

Read 6.3.1 from Ybg and your post where you write that you should not put the paper tape in the joint compound, then you will see. I cannot teach anything to someone who doesn't even understand themselves.

 

[J Vos]

Gluing is at least OK according to YBG Professional treatment of plasterboards:

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Applies to cut edges and joint offsets. Please read for yourself.

 

[EddieHansson]

Read 6.3.1 from Ybg and your post where you write that the paper strip should not be placed in the filler then you will see. I cannot teach someone who doesn't even understand themselves.

In 6.3.2 it says:
Recessed long edges with seam projections exceeding the tolerance can be treated in the same way as a cut edge. The above treatment process can also be applied to recessed edges when you instead want to glue the strip.

 

[EddieHansson]

Applies to cut edges and joint gaps.
Please read for yourself.

"The above treatment process can also be performed on recessed edges when you instead want to glue the strip."

 

[MathiasS]

Read 6.3.1 from Ybg and your post where you write that you shouldn't put the paper strip in the filler then you'll see. I can't teach anything to someone who doesn't even understand themselves.

Is it okay if we read 6.3.2 as well?

 

[J Vos]

Is it ok if we read 6.3.2 as well?

If you first read 6.3.1 and understand the context. Still don't get how you interpret it as not needing to plaster in the strip.

 

[MathiasS]

If you first read 6.3.1 and understand the context. Still don't understand how you get it to mean that the tape shouldn't be plastered in.

I will explain to you once so we can drop it afterward.

You wrote that the tape should be plastered in. I say that plastering does not have precedence over glueing, it's just as fine to glue it (that's what I meant by saying that it shouldn't be plastered in, I understand that it can be misunderstood as it being wrong to plaster). Moreover, it's the trickiest seams that are glued, in the current edition of YBG it's straight seams, in earlier editions it was also advised that seams around windows etc. should be glued, but I think that's gone now.

So, if you want to use the word "should," you should say that the tape SHOULD be plastered OR glued and that straight edges MUST be glued.

 

[J Vos]

(that's what I meant by saying it shouldn't be filled in, I understand it can be misunderstood as saying it's wrong to fill).

You don't need to explain anything to me . You were wrong and brush it off with the text I quoted above while making it seem like I'm wrong.
There's hope for you if you want to become a politician.

 

[MathiasS]

You don't need to explain anything to me. You were wrong and are brushing it off with the text I quoted above while making it seem like I'm the one who's wrong.
There's hope for you if you want to become a politician.

No, I have explained to you what you misunderstood.

 

[J Vos]

You ask about the source of Mathias' claim, but do you have a source for your claim that it would be worse to glue the paper strip?.

Where and when did I claim that?

 

[Mikael_L]

You don't need to explain anything to me. You were wrong and brush it off with the text I'm quoting above while making it seem like I'm wrong.
There's hope for you if you want to become a politician.

The only thing YOU prove is that you are not literate.
The only alternative is that you can't admit you are wrong and prefer to lie for the sake of your own vanity.

Moreover, it's the case that the trickiest joints are glued, in the current edition of YBG they are straight joints, in previous editions it was also indicated that joints around windows etc. should be glued but I think that's gone now.

For ceiling and floor angles, it still says so.
But other corners now seem to completely specify that angle rail should be used.

 

[J Vos]

The only alternative is that you cannot admit you are wrong and would rather lie for the sake of your own vanity.

Feel free to explain what the mistake is and what I am lying about.

 

[Pärran]

But MathiasS has explained to you that you misunderstood his post. To your defense, I did too when I read it the first time.
He means that it's not wrong to glue the strips. Which is completely correct.

 

[J Vos]

But MathiasS has explained to you that you misunderstood his post. To your defense, I did too when I read it the first time.
He means that it's not wrong to glue the strips. Which is completely correct.

I understand that. I never claimed that it's wrong to glue. I just asked for a source proving that it's approved to glue. I got that. Besides that, I'm being called a liar and vain. It's a very poor way to discuss things, and I'm very surprised that MikaelL uses this unconstructive method. I had respect for him before, but...

 

[mickeforsberg]

Where and when did I claim that?

You didn’t state it outright, however, in your first post, you mentioned among other things that one should use filler and questioned why one should bother with glue, which can easily be interpreted as you indirectly claiming that it's better to embed the tape in filler.