Cement Board / Drywall Joint


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Old 04-29-20, 09:04 AM
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Cement Board / Drywall Joint

I'm working on finishing a bathroom, and I have two joints (one of them a 90 degree outside corner) where cement board (durock) bumps up against drywall. When I fill these joints, should I be using fiberglass mesh and thinset like I would between the cement board joints, or should I be taping and mudding them?
 
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Old 04-29-20, 10:26 AM
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Use durabond to fill the joint. If your tile will be coming very close to or right up to the corner, I'd suggest you use a vinyl cornerbead there. Coat the cornerbead with durabond, then finish it with lightweight setting compound (easy sand).

The fiberglass tape you use on cement board should work fine.
 
 

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