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Small shop improvements turns into full remodel...

By cosmokramer

5 years ago


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    #36 5 years ago
    Quoted from Bryan_Kelly:

    Experienced tapers sand off about 10% of what they put on. Homeowners that have no idea what they're doing, sand off about 75%.

    I work as an electrician but have done several drywall jobs. thin coats are better than thick, use wide knives 12" for butt joints 6-8" for corners. I only sand once at the end (maybe a little spot sanding in between) but after each coat scrape any ridges and high spots with a dry knife. This makes much less dust.

    As TheLaw said more thin coats is ultimately better in the end.

    #40 5 years ago

    Ah yes loosing small parts... A client of mine has a large second garage where he keeps a few classic cars. He has a black and white checkered tile floor and old gas station paraphernalia. It looks really classy

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