Strait Flex Drywall Tape – Great For Odd Angles!
The photo shown here illustrates the challenges my friend Luke faced in finishing his log cabin. About half his walls were natural log, but the other half were finished drywall. And being log built, it is natural to have more non-90-degree angles than a traditional home. So I let Luke use the samples I had of Strait Flex Non-Paper Tape for these odd angles. And it worked very well for him! He used the Original, Mid-size, and Large-size tape. Luke used the tape to not only tape seams but also to bridge small gaps at the corners. I had tried this product as well in the past and have a step-by-step taping tutorial available here. The nice thing about this product is that it is readily available at Menards home stores and other home stores and hardware stores. 
Disclaimer: Strait flex sent me product samples free of charge to try out. I was not compensated in any other way.
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