Close-up of a corner wall area with visible gap between drywall panels, illustrating uneven surfaces needing filling for a renovation project. I'm in the process of converting an upper floor laundry room into a child's room.

The walls aren't completely straight everywhere, so there are decent gaps in the corners where the drywall meets.

What should I use to fill this in? Regular filler can be built up to a maximum of 5 mm, but this is sometimes more.
 
Gypsum filler first, but don't take too much because it doesn't settle and is hard to sand.
 
Great! I'll get that. Thank you very much!
 
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