I read many threads where there are questions about tape when spackling... I myself have always used paper tape wet-on-wet in the beveled edges of drywall and then self-adhesive fiberglass tape on the short sides or joints of the boards that lack beveling...
On Sunday, I faced the dilemma that the fiberglass tape was finished and the wallpaper glue I had used once to glue paper tape had clumped up... However, I had a can of wet room primer and paper tape...
I simply glued up the paper tape with the wet room primer and also painted over the tape with a bit more wet room primer.
It sticks like a rock after it dried and is even lower than it usually is with the wallpaper glue (which is quite thick).
I have spackled and painted now and it still holds up with no indication of coming loose...
Just thought I'd share this as I believe it will become my future method, both in beveled and non-beveled joints!
On Sunday, I faced the dilemma that the fiberglass tape was finished and the wallpaper glue I had used once to glue paper tape had clumped up... However, I had a can of wet room primer and paper tape...
I simply glued up the paper tape with the wet room primer and also painted over the tape with a bit more wet room primer.
It sticks like a rock after it dried and is even lower than it usually is with the wallpaper glue (which is quite thick).
I have spackled and painted now and it still holds up with no indication of coming loose...
Just thought I'd share this as I believe it will become my future method, both in beveled and non-beveled joints!
Depending on which brand you use, you can use våtrumsgrund as fabric glue.
"Material consumption depends on whether the treatment is fabric gluing or fabric priming".
"Material consumption depends on whether the treatment is fabric gluing or fabric priming".
The moisture-resistant base I have is suitable for the adhesion of fabric (isn't every moisture-resistant base that way?)... My thought with the tip was mainly that the moisture-resistant base is quite thin, so it creates a "low" bump when you glue the strip...