Use light stroking movements to bed the tape without dislodging it from the corner. Wipe excess mud from the walls. Step 6: Apply drywall mud to outside corners. If using preformed tape corners ...

Drywall may be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. With a better understanding of the tools and materials, you can ...

Place the new drywall and fasten it with drywall screws to the studs. Apply drywall mud/compound along the joints and allow to dry. Once dry use a sander or sandpaper to smooth the joint area.

I'm trying to add a light to the ceiling of my basement stairwell but I have a question.<BR><BR>Right now the basement stairwell is finished with drywall and above the ceiling are the steps for ...

He said the original Sheetrock contractor did not put enough mud beneath the tape. He seemed to think it was easy to fix but the job requires a good deal of prep work. That's the reason for the ...

It will take at least three and perhaps four coats of mud to do the job. -- Use at least a 6-inch drywall knife to apply the mud and feather the edges of each coat you apply. -- Invest in a small ...

According to a criminal complaint, investigators were able to link a Berkeley Springs man and a 15-year-old murder victim through drywall mud found in his work truck and on her body. Andy McCauley ...