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Interior Liner Steel-Interior Corners

purplezr2

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So working on finishing out my shop. Plan to do steel on the interior.

Only part I'm not sure about is how to do the corner trim on the interior walls, they offer and F and J for the ceiling but the legs aren't equal length so I think it would looks funny. Do you just use double J back to back in the corner?

Thoughts?
 
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jack stand

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Inside corners, double J or a double J against a 1x1 wood filler.

An interior outside corner just use a combination of 1x wood. Much more forgiving when bumped into.
 

NUTTSGT

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I'd probably just do a Double J.

Buy one type of trim, depending on wall height, you might be able to piece 2 sections together for less scrap. . . save $$$
 
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racecougar

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I used inside corner trim for the inside corners.

Don't mind Bobby. He likes to hang out here.

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