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Does anyone have a suggestion for creating an interior ceiling soffit? Right now I am using 3 different ceilings to creat the soffit, but cannot figure out how to create the fascia. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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Typically the fascia or "return face" of the soffit is a wall type. It has been suggested that one construct this portion first, as it is done in real life construction, then apply a gyp bd clg type to the underside of it. This way, the ceiling portion will move with the wall portion of the soffit assembly. Join the geometry as well for best results. :-)
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