Spackling in a corner between plasterboard and plastered brick wall

[Paul1040]

Can you fill corners between a drywall and a plastered brick wall (with fiber or paper tape)?
On the drywall ceiling, I used Beckers medium filler, can I use the same in this corner?
Or is there another way to fix it?
Thanks for the help.

 

[falkn]

Yes, it works well for both questions. Always use paper except in wet rooms. You can always seal instead (not with latex), but there is a greater risk of it cracking.

 

[Paul1040]

Yes, it's fine for both questions. Always paper except in wet rooms. You can always use sealant instead (not latex though), but there's a higher risk of it cracking.

Thanks for the quick response.
Paper tape even on an exterior wall that might be a bit damp?

 

[falkn]

How humid? Generally yes, as long as it's not wet rooms.

 

[Paul1040]

How humid? Generally yes, as long as it's not a wet room.

In the basement

 

[falkn]

As long as the plaster can handle that climate, the strip will too. Generally, however, silicate paint is usually recommended for basement exterior walls.

 

[Paul1040]

As long as the plaster withstands that climate, the strip will too. Generally, however, it is recommended to use silicate paint on basement exterior walls.

Will paint with silicate paint but first need to fix the small gap between the plasterboard and plaster.