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Saturday, July 26, 2008

Weekly Project Categories » Wallboard

Weekly Project Articles: Wallboard

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A New Gadget The repair process used to go something like this: One went to the home center to buy $8 or $10 worth of drywall repair ingredients, then another $25 or $30 for tools. Next, several hours were spent making the patch and waiting for each of several layers of joint compound to dry. Finally, touch-up paint was applied to the repaired area. Today the repair can be made in less than five minutes.
Hardwood Wallboard is one of the most common finishes for interior walls in post-World-War-II homes. It's affordable, relatively easy to work with and uncomplicated to finish with practice and the proper tools and material.
How to Patch Holes in Wallboard A do-it-yourselfer sometimes finds it necessary to make a hole in wallboard. A frustrated do-it-yourselfer or a youngster who flings open a door may create involuntary holes. This frequently results in needing to patch the hole.
Taping Drywall Joints Our homes are destined to be heaved to and fro for all eternity. Although it can occur, normally there isn't a great deal of structural damage caused by normal house movement.

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