HomeownerSeries's video: How to Fix Drywall - Repairing Corner Bead - Drywall Repair - Part 2 of 2

This is video of a 2-part series. The videos are: Part 1 of 2 = http://youtu.be/yG4YhK9bXUs?hd=1 Part 2 of 2 = http://youtu.be/qVvqicYf0mU?hd=1 Corner Bead Materials To Watch the Corner Bead Repair Playlist = http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=2A072DA209D4855B http://www.homeownerseries.com REPAIRING SQUARED CORNER BEAD When the drywall mud has dried, which usually takes about 45 minutes, take the taping knife, and scrape the corner bead on the corner of the wall, creating a nice, square angle. Add more drywall mud, continually scraping down and off, making the corner very straight. In order to make sure that there is no distinction between the old and new drywall, the new drywall must be feathered into the existing wall. To do this, take a wet rag and thoroughly rub the entire perimeter of the new dried corner, blending its edge with the existing wall texture. Feathering creates a smooth transition between the new and old drywall. A wet rag is used to do this and dissolves the drywall surface in place of sanding it away with a sanding block, which gets drywall dust all over the room and destroys the original wall texture. The new corner of the wall should be even with the existing wall and appear to be nice and smooth. Now the new corner bead can be textured to match the previous wall texture. Finally, the corner needs to be primed and painted and then the project is complete.