Grabber 318111 Flexible No Coat Drywall Corner Tape, 100' L X 3-1/4" W

Great product! I’ve been using this brand for 30 years. It’s a little more expensive than other corner tape, but it’s wider and very well made.

While recently finishing our attic, we needed tape to span the 30 foot length of the knee-wall to the sloped wall and the sloped wall to the ceiling. The joints were not particularly straight and had some large gaps so regular tape would not have worked. I first ordered the 450 for the sloped wall to ceiling seam because I thought the extra width would be helpful and the description for the 325 said that it shouldn't be used in lengths of over 10 feet. After we got the 450 up (sloped wall to ceiling), I decided to try the 325 (this product) on the seam between the knee-wall and the sloped wall to save a few bucks and it worked out fine for our 30 foot length. Both the 450 and the 325 were easy to use in our application. At first I was skeptical that the mud would hold the 450 up because a 30 foot piece of it is pretty heavy. However, the next morning both the 450 and 325 were as tight to the wall/ceiling as they were immediately after installation. The blue line is very helpful in trying to get your line as straight as possible. The box made measurement super easy with the notch for a tape measure. The tape can take a bit of muscle to cut , although snips worked far better than shop scissors. I have applied the final coat of compound on the outside edges and appreciate the fact that I don't need to mud all of the way to the corner. It was expensive but in the end it saved quite a bit of work.

Makes awesome corners, easy to apply .

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We had less of a mess with it easy to put up. Cut back on how much you had to sand. Got the job done faster

I used this for "off-angle" corners (less than 90 degrees) on a cathedral ceiling. It's bad enough trying to make uniform joints with drywall on a hip cathedral ceiling without also having to correct it with nothing but paper tape. The rigid plastic strips make forming a straight joint easy. The blue line down the middle of the flex angle gives a visible confirmation for alignment and mud application. The "No Coat" refers to that blue line. as long as that remains visible, it is easy to keep the joint visibly straight and professional looking.

No coat is the best product on the market

This is a alternative for steel corner bead. In addition to having a bit of a learning curve, it's about 50% most costly. Once you get the hang of it, it takes about the same if even a little less time than bead. Once set the corners are almost indestructible.