Some folks believe that mud will make everything look good after they botch hanging the drywall. But the reverse is true: When you're hanging drywall, you should be making it as easy as possible for the taper by minimizing the number of seams and locating the butt joints in easy-to-hide locations.
Learn More
Get most of the nasty work done in one day with setting compound and a few... More
A Level 5 finish may prevent callbacks in areas of high visibility, but it's not... More
Increased productivity and a higher quality end result make it well worth the effort. More
If you're building a modern, high-performance home, do you really want the drywall... More
There’s a lot more to hand-taping drywall joints than slapping a bunch of mud on... More
Myron Ferguson demonstrates how to upgrade a flat ceiling to an eye-catching tray... More
Wading through the choices for what works best in any given situation. More
This detail provides better nailing for drywall and access to insulate wall corners. More
To prevent a bump in the drywall, don't screw through the tub/shower flange. More
