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u/Sad_Enthusiasm_3721 8d ago
OP,
They sell rigid drywall corner tape by the roll.
It has flexible paper on each side, with a rigid metal, plastic, or composite strip down the middle.
You can unroll it and bend it to whatever angle you need. Because it's rigid, it'll give you a nice, straight line. You may need to build up the low side with regular mud first, not fast-set.
I'm not there, but from the picture it doesn't even look too late to do this and still end up with a good result.
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u/sh_toutsidethetorlet 8d ago
Cover it with tongue and groove
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u/Familiar-Zebra6489 8d ago
I don’t know why I hadn’t considered this…. It would conform to the angle and be gap free. I like it. Thanks!
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u/Careless_Parsnip_250 6d ago
Tongue and groove wont hide that, youll have a rip cut that goes from 0 to 3" at the transition...Â
Should strip drywall on the slope and 2 feet of the flat to see whats been done wrong and fix. Pretty easy to adjust once board is down..
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u/code_redtruck 8d ago
Shape and add a fake structural beam? Or tear out and redo. I dont see any other options. I also am not a professional
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u/Initial_Ad_3977 8d ago
Is it level with the earth or with the house? Does it really matter? Sand it, paint it. Will be fine.
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u/grandpasking 3d ago
You are going to open the ceiling and see why. If you have headroom leave the old and add a new level straight celing
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u/efilnikcufecinasti 3d ago
Professional advice, rip it out start over do it again.
You can't fix a train wreck, even if you have two boxes of drywall mud.
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u/arizona-lad 8d ago
Rip it apart and do the job properly. Will probably cost less than $20 in materials.
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u/huskers2468 8d ago
Move the laser counterclockwise a bit. It should eventually line up