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Should drywall be hung horizontally or vertically?
Horizontal joints on wall are at a convenient height for finishing. …
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How should I finish the area around the gas line for my range?
You should have them come back, remove the valve, and install an elbow and a short nipple so the valve is outside the wall (make sure it's out far enough so that it's outside the finished wall). Then …
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Drywall mudding tape wet under and over
There's no problem applying the first two coats in rapid secession, in fact that's how most pros do it. Amateurs may find it difficult, as they may apply too thick a coat, or tool the mud too much. Ap …
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How is a transition between drywall and wood typically handled?
Here's a few options I can think of.
Lap joint
If the wood is a bit thicker than the drywall, you could use a router to remove some of the material on the back side of the lowest plank (may require in …
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