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For the taping use fiberglass drywall tape and a setting type of joint compound. The setting compound is a powdered drywall compound available in bags. You can choose different setting times, from 20 minutes to an hour or more. I like the 45 minute type. Go ahead and tape and finish as normal.
The backer board and joint compound will need priming before painting. Use an acrylic primer.
For the taping use fiberglass drywall tape and a setting type of joint compound. The setting compound is a powdered drywall compound available in bags. You can choose different setting times, from 20 minutes to an hour or more. I like the 45 minute type. Go ahead and tape and finish as normal.
The backer board and joint compound will need priming before painting. Use an acrylic primer.