FYI on this crack it will probably reoccur within a few years. Nothing will fix it permanently. The weight of the house is just too heavy. BUT......it just hairlines and does not look nearly as bad as when you use tape. When I use tape on something like this it usually buckles and looks worse. The hot mud is great for repairs and lasts much longer than joint compound.
That's a good idea to cut that wide notch. The quickset too adds strength. I don't see how adding tape would do anything but add strength. Another thing that can be done is to move the seam away from that stress point by cutting in a new piece of drywall
usually the tape makes it look worse when it finally hairlines again. it will reoccur but it lasts much longer this way. With tape . the tape starts to buckle.
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FYI on this crack it will probably reoccur within a few years. Nothing will fix it permanently. The weight of the house is just too heavy. BUT......it just hairlines and does not look nearly as bad as when you use tape. When I use tape on something like this it usually buckles and looks worse. The hot mud is great for repairs and lasts much longer than joint compound.
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If that settling is ongoing, that crack'll be back, jack 😮
Oh yea but this way it hairlines and does not look nearly as bad. With tape it buckles.
That's a good idea to cut that wide notch. The quickset too adds strength. I don't see how adding tape would do anything but add strength. Another thing that can be done is to move the seam away from that stress point by cutting in a new piece of drywall
usually the tape makes it look worse when it finally hairlines again. it will reoccur but it lasts much longer this way. With tape . the tape starts to buckle.
Easysand with cracktape works! It is meant for this kind of repair.
Try durabond
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