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Sheetrock® Brand Flexible Metal Tape-On Corner Bead installs fast and easy and is ideal for use in a variety of drywall applications including vaulted ceilings, coffered ceilings and bay windows. Applies similar to joint tape providing a low profile for easier finishing.

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Sheetrock® Brand Flexible Metal Tape-On Corner Beadensures straight, strong corners at any angle on cathedral and drop ceilings, around bay windows, and in a variety of other applications. Combining steel strength with superior bond of compound to paper, the corners are manufactured with two steel strips attached to a strong paper tape covering that provides excellent adhesion of joint compound, paint, and texture.

• Easy installation that resists edge cracking and chipping, delivering corners that stay beautiful despite the stresses of normal building movement and everyday wear-and-tear
• Unique nose coating on the paper minimizes scuffing and fuzzing when finishing and sanding
• Applied with joint compound instead of nails, eliminating nail popping when the wood frame shrinks over time

It is available in two styles:

• B1 Beaded Flex — Delivers straight, strong outside corners. It has a unique raised bead (nose) that provides faster, easier joint compound finishing
• Flex Tape — Designed to fit any inside or outside angle

The corners are backed by a lifetime-limited warranty.

Sheetrock® Brand Flexible Metal Tape-On Corner Beadensures straight, strong corners at any angle on cathedral and drop ceilings, around bay windows, and in a variety of other applications. Combining steel strength with superior bond of compound to paper, the corners are manufactured with two steel strips attached to a strong paper tape covering that provides excellent adhesion of joint compound, paint, and texture.It is available in two styles:The corners are backed by a lifetime-limited warranty.

Armed with the clue of 'flex corner tape' I managed to find it by a slightly different name at B&Q and Screwfix. It's known at both of these as 'Plasterers Corner Bead Tape'. This brings me to another question. I can see from my online viewing that it says on the box that the bead should be stuck down with 'jointing compound'. However, if I search the B&Q or Screwfix web sites for joint or jointing compound I just find plumbers compound. So, does anybody know what is meant by jointing compound in this case? I was interested to read the reviews of this beading on the Screwfix web site, where buyers were obviously not expecting to have to use anything to stick it down with. They were all moaning that it was not a self-adhesive product. Anyway, how should it be stuck down - with what exactly? Thanks in advance.

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