How do you finish dry wall that butts up to an adobe wall?
(That’s an Internet search we’d don!)
We found this J-corner bead to work well.
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How do you finish dry wall that butts up to an adobe wall?
(That’s an Internet search we’d don!)
We found this J-corner bead to work well.
Will you plaster to hide or use some sort of stacked brick/stone to cover the joint?
I think the corner bead will butt up against the brick and then we’ll just paint up to there. I’ll let you know and/or post a picture when we get to that point.