Drywall corner bead! Metal rocks! Home Mender!

[@jamesdana1273]

Try using smooth shank drywall nails to fasten the bead. Screws tend to twist it.

[@homemend]

Awesome comment James thank you for sharing

[@devonwainstein9188]

Wrong again. Both corners get the corner clipped. They don't overlap

[@homemend]

Thanks for sharing DW you clip your corners and I’ll clip mine

[@LV4REAL]

I want to say, THANK YOU! 😄I feel really badly that some of these, maybe trolls in some ways, have to comment so harshly assuming their way is the only right way. Thanks for being confident in what you're doing and for continuing to put it out for us, and the Dbags, to learn from!! 😂

[@homemend]

Well said! I appreciate the comment. One thing we can always count on is stupidity. I hope the video helped you :-)

[@CandelarioSanchez-ji1qq]

I cane to see what you recommend since I’m a tile setter by trade for 32 years and I still like to learn tricks from others but I’ve been doing them the same as you so thanks for sharing I’m a follower greetings from South Texas McAllen area 👍

[@homemend]

Thank you, my friend Loving, Texas

[@austinashlock3713]

I use staples or a clinch on for corner bead. Most of the time we use paper face corner bead which I’m my opinion is the best corner bead to use.

[@homemend]

Hey Austin. Do you use paper corners for an outside corner?

[@MrMacDarra]

Screwing in corner beads is wild...

[@homemend]

Thanks for watching

[@cozyautumnstyle]

Do you have a video about removing damaged corner bead?

[@homemend]

Hey, I have a video of installing corner bead. You might check that one out. If you need to remove it, just remove it, repair was damaged.

[@user-ls5ss7wz6y]

Scrus on cornerbead😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@homemend]

Thanks for watching

[@kwuiki23]

Nope he used to wrong cornerbead. That one he installed is the D100.
U need D200 for door edges. Jambs come in and cover the inside edge. (Homie has drywall where the jumps need to be)

[@homemend]

Awesome input thanks for commenting

[@bluesdirt6555]

My new old house 20yrs. Old has a lot of settling corner cracks and after opening one up they’ve been nailed at the edge of the metal?

[@homemend]

Hey blue definitely. Nail pops are common… Just send them home and mud.

[@CarlosSanchez-bg4wf]

I cut mine back. N sometimes run a mesh tape on them. Sometimes

[@homemend]

Awesome Carlos, thanks for sharing

[@FerrisBueller-lj9zj]

What is the most important part of your job?

[@homemend]

Enjoying what I’m doing

[@gerardomartinez6816]

After doing that what’s next? Compound?

[@homemend]

That’s what’s next. You got this. New video on this coming soon.

[@Robert-5150]

I 45° em

[@homemend]

Thanks for commenting!

[@Bryan-wq1ng]

Experts let's hear your sarcastic remarks!!

[@homemend]

Hey Brian, if you have a comment, I would love to hear it :-)

[@DizzyLean]

I hate this shttt because it always is the first thing that's needs to be repaired 😂😂😂

[@homemend]

Thanks for watching

[@MrStatic101]

I just trim them out with wood because I never had luck with those metal beads

[@homemend]

The wood frame works but this is a clean look to, if you have to go with a corner the screw on ones are OK. I do like the ones that tape on. I’d prefer to sub that out lol

[@MrStatic101]

@@homemend oh yeah if you can do it right it looks good

[@loreec90]

Nail on cornerbead has been an inferior product since the 70s.

[@homemend]

Thanks for sharing

[@deanstearns6304]

Screws?? 1⅝ vinyl coat nails or use nail gun. Don't tuck bead under either,

[@homemend]

Thanks for watching

[@Dadnoobian]

DIY from 1998

[@homemend]

Thanks for commenting