RollPRO
®
Paper Faced Flexible Corner Trims
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Installation Recommendations
Phillips recommends installation in accordance with applicable ASTM standards and using prevalent industry standards.
General Installation Guidelines
1. Cut RollPRO
®
Corner Trim to appropriate length. Vertical wall beads should be 3/8" to 1/2" shorter than the wall to
provide adequate floor clearance.
2. Apply all purpose joint compound by one of the following methods. Lightweight topping-only compounds are not
recommended for the first layer. All purpose and vinyl-based compounds produce the strongest corners.
a) With a narrow taping knife, apply an approximately 1/8" thick layer of joint compound to the drywall corner,
extending approximately 2" wide from the corner;
or
b) With a commercially available mechanical applicator, apply an even distribution of all purpose joint compound to
the wall corner. Follow applicator manufacturer's instructions.
3. Press the RollPRO
®
Corner Trim to the inside corner and into the joint compound layer. (Note: the vinyl side goes in
to the corner, paper side is visible after placement). For best appearance slide the trim close into the ceiling (or the
most visible corner). Check to make sure the trim is properly centered on the inside corner (the straight edge of a
taping knife can be used to gauge the trim distance from each wall line). Stroke along the paper legs with a narrow
taping knife held at about a 45˚ angle to embed and remove any air bubbles under the paper. A corner roller tool
designed for this purpose may also be used to press the bead into the embedding layer. Some drywall installers
prefer to apply pressure by hand, wearing waterproof gloves.
4. Remove excess joint compound. Let dry.
5. With a medium width taping knife, apply a second coat of joint compound on top of the RollPRO
®
Corner Trim legs.
This coat should be carefully feathered 1" to 3" past the first layer. Again remove excess compound. Sand lightly as
needed after drying.
6. With a wide taping or finishing knife apply a topping coat of joint compound, feathered 1" to 3" past the previous coat.
When this coat has thoroughly dried, sand smooth and paint.
With Phillips RollPRO
®
Paper Faced Flexible Corner Trim:
No fasteners are needed
No primer needed
Made in the U.S.A.
Phillips is proud that all our beads, trims and accessories are made in the United States of America.
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