If you’re new to hanging drywall, there are many things you need to learn, including how far should drywall be off the floor?
In general, you’ll want to kee...
If you’ve been sanding drywall mud and now have a host of respiratory issues, you may be wondering, “can drywall dust cause sinus infection?”
In small amoun...
If you’ve purchased drywall but haven’t got around to installing it yet, you may be wondering if you can store drywall in the garage.
Yes, as long as it is ...
While most people only use drywall mud on sheetrock, it can serve other purposes and will stick to nearly any porous surface such as wood and concrete.
If y...
Are you starting to see the studs through your drywall? If so, you’re experiencing a phenomenon called wall ghosting.
It happens when condensation interacts...
If you’re like most people, waiting for the first coat of drywall mud to dry is about as exciting as waiting for water to boil, especially when you’re ready to...
Nobody likes to see bubbles in their drywall mud. They prevent the wall from being completely smooth and leave an uneven surface for the first coat of paint.
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You pull out a two-year-old bucket of joint compound to finish some freshly hung drywall. But when you open the container, the compound has a horrible smell.
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If you have concrete walls you’re trying to smooth out, you might think that covering them in a coat of drywall mud will do the trick.
Will drywall mud stic...
There’s a definite learning curve to installing drywall.
Not only can it be hard for beginners to cut drywall and finish it accurately, but it also needs to...
