In this video you will discover the right consistency for your drywall joint compound or mud as it is commonly called.
This consistency is different for different steps in the process.
Shannon will then show you how to tape a flat joint, an inside corner and a corner bead.
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Now that you've got all the paper tapes in place we need to coat them with more mud to fill any depressions and taper the mudded joints so that they disappear.
So click through to the next page and we'll tell you all about the next steps.
If im not mistaken, this is called a smooth coat. ive seen it done with a 12 inch taping knife where the smooth the mud on and take it right back off giving the whole wall the same look and feel
It’s not a butt joint it’s called a flat !
If im not mistaken, this is called a smooth coat. ive seen it done with a 12 inch taping knife where the smooth the mud on and take it right back off giving the whole wall the same look and feel
If you cant figure it out, hit me up!
Rookie !!!!