ULTRATRIM™ OUTSIDE 90 Drywall Corner Trim
Drywall Corner Trim Installation Tips and Instructions
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| INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS | |
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1. When installing drywall for 90 degree outside drywall corners, hang drywall as shown: |
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| 2. Using a 4” – 6” taping knife, apply All-Purpose joint compound to drywall slightly beyond where the edge of the corner will be. Place NO-COAT® corner trim on wall and press into position. NOTE: The joint tape side (with the NO-COAT® logo) of the corner goes against the drywall. | ![]() |
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3. Embed corner trim using a NO-COAT® ULTRATOOL™ Outside 90 Roller or by running the knife over it with even pressure at a 45 degree angle. |
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4. Remove excess mud with the same knife and let dry. |
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| 5. Using a 6” – 8” finishing knife, skim over the corner once more with All-Purpose joint compound. Let dry. Sand and paint. | ![]() |
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The NO-COAT® Double Barrel Hopper TIP: Before filling the NO-COAT® Double Barrel Hopper with All-Purpose joint compound, run a short piece of corner through the Hopper gates. This allows you to make the most accurate tolerance adjustment. To avoid run off, compound should have the same consistency as boxing mud. |
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ULTRATOOL™ Outside 90 Roller |
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| BOX IT Set your 7” or 10” box to #3 and box up to 30 feet of corners in minutes. NO-COAT corner trim uses 30 - 50% less mud than corner bead, so you won’t run out of joint compound before you’re done boxing your corner. |
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