You can seamlessly fill a gap like that between the brick and sheetrock with a tile grout that matches the brick mortar. The grout must be applied after the sheetrock is completely painted and dried so you can wipe it clean from the wall. Using a grout bag and a good touch with a sponge you can create an amazing clean line. I've had to do it a few times installing fire place surround against existing sheetrock. A view from a fireplace/tile guy instead of a sheetrock guy.
I had never seen this type of corner bead until I started my carpenter job with my local government. There are so many "drop" ceilings (our word for T bar) and walls are getting built and torn down all the time. It's an awesome product! Your videos have been integral to improving my finishing skills. Keep up the good work!
I really enjoy your videos. If I could give a technical video tip, turn autofocus off on your camera for close ups and set the focus on the work. This prevents autofocus from focusing on your body in the foreground making the work out of focus.
whoever repointed that chimney, did a horrible job. nice video ben, i originally found you through skateboarding, really enjoying this channel a lot. cheers.
When mixing in pan. Just go buy a cheap helix paint mixer. Not the 5 gallon size one. It fits the bottom of the pan. Its supper fast and it makes the mud smooth. Excellent when working with 5 min mud. And it is better then the kitchen mixer paddle in my opinion.
Looks darn fine! I've seen these after install, but never installed one myself (painter, not a taper). Thanks for the video! Also, sending hugs out to all the folks out your way who have been dealing with the outrageous flooding. I hope Mother Nature has tired herself out, and is done for the season.
I'm retired and volunteering on a project to build tiny houses for homeless young adults. I have the basic handyperson skills, but I've never done drywall and your videos have been extremely helpful. The other volunteers were impressed with the California patch. Thanks
I'd never seen this product until now. I just finished installing drywall in a framed in garage opening iin a basement. I used C channel on the edge of the drywall where it contacted the edge of the block foundation. It looks ok but it was a chore getting it on the edge of the partially screwed drywall. I'll certainly look into tearaway bead in the future. Thanks for your videos, Ben.
I used your knife scraping method and it saved me a bunch of time. Your videos also show what matters and what doesn’t matter to make a flat wall without wasting a time. Thanks
I used the tear away bead recently because of your drywall to wood video! I had a drywall to cabinetry transition, and thanks to your video, it looks great! Before I ran into your video months ago, I was literally going to do what you cautioned against in that video, which was to tape the transition and put drywall over both haha
Finally you got to work on this part of the wall, I was waiting for this far to long. Now im ready to do mine, sat on it for months to see your trick! Thank you, THANK YOU so much! Mr Vancouverite. 🤗
Even tho you feel like you've taught this before this shows the method with a different application. For us learning seeing different applications helps solidify the learning. So helpful.
Dude this is sweet. I've been searching trying trying to figure out how to do the transition from drywall to a schluter edge on tile in my bathroom. Definitely gonna go this route
You can seamlessly fill a gap like that between the brick and sheetrock with a tile grout that matches the brick mortar. The grout must be applied after the sheetrock is completely painted and dried so you can wipe it clean from the wall. Using a grout bag and a good touch with a sponge you can create an amazing clean line. I've had to do it a few times installing fire place surround against existing sheetrock. A view from a fireplace/tile guy instead of a sheetrock guy.
I had never seen this type of corner bead until I started my carpenter job with my local government. There are so many "drop" ceilings (our word for T bar) and walls are getting built and torn down all the time. It's an awesome product! Your videos have been integral to improving my finishing skills. Keep up the good work!
Why not mask off brick and fill and flat tape?
Staple it on, no mesh, mud it twice, sand, done, 47 years experience
I really enjoy your videos. If I could give a technical video tip, turn autofocus off on your camera for close ups and set the focus on the work. This prevents autofocus from focusing on your body in the foreground making the work out of focus.
Could use an artist brush to push paint into the areas where the wood shows.
I just use caulk
whoever repointed that chimney, did a horrible job. nice video ben, i originally found you through skateboarding, really enjoying this channel a lot. cheers.
When mixing in pan. Just go buy a cheap helix paint mixer. Not the 5 gallon size one. It fits the bottom of the pan. Its supper fast and it makes the mud smooth. Excellent when working with 5 min mud. And it is better then the kitchen mixer paddle in my opinion.
Looks darn fine! I've seen these after install, but never installed one myself (painter, not a taper). Thanks for the video! Also, sending hugs out to all the folks out your way who have been dealing with the outrageous flooding. I hope Mother Nature has tired herself out, and is done for the season.
I'm retired and volunteering on a project to build tiny houses for homeless young adults. I have the basic handyperson skills, but I've never done drywall and your videos have been extremely helpful. The other volunteers were impressed with the California patch. Thanks
I'd never seen this product until now. I just finished installing drywall in a framed in garage opening iin a basement. I used C channel on the edge of the drywall where it contacted the edge of the block foundation. It looks ok but it was a chore getting it on the edge of the partially screwed drywall. I'll certainly look into tearaway bead in the future. Thanks for your videos, Ben.
I used your knife scraping method and it saved me a bunch of time. Your videos also show what matters and what doesn’t matter to make a flat wall without wasting a time. Thanks
I used the tear away bead recently because of your drywall to wood video! I had a drywall to cabinetry transition, and thanks to your video, it looks great! Before I ran into your video months ago, I was literally going to do what you cautioned against in that video, which was to tape the transition and put drywall over both haha
OMG! This is exactly what i needed. Love your channel. You have been instrumental in our attic finishing project. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Finally you got to work on this part of the wall, I was waiting for this far to long. Now im ready to do mine, sat on it for months to see your trick! Thank you, THANK YOU so much! Mr Vancouverite. 🤗
I appreciate you driving the point home about riding the nose. I'm an ISM and although I don't finish these products, I do set them.
Even tho you feel like you've taught this before this shows the method with a different application. For us learning seeing different applications helps solidify the learning. So helpful.
Very impressive result! Thanks for the detailed tutorial.
Dude this is sweet. I've been searching trying trying to figure out how to do the transition from drywall to a schluter edge on tile in my bathroom. Definitely gonna go this route