How to Fix Drywall Mistakes
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- A tutorial on how to repair a bad taping job, buckling drywall tape, rough joint compound, holes around plumbing pipe and drywall
measuring mistakes.
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I am 65 years old now, have been in the building trades most of my life. I love watching Leah's videos, even if it's about the most elementary stuff, because, as I have said before, she has the heart of a teacher. That's not to say I haven't learned from her.
Sometimes the lesson is: how to teach. Leah, you rock!
Someone get this woman her own tv show! Good grief she is helpful and fun to watch!
+Steven Oklesh thanks :)
I second you.
+Steven Oklesh Great vocal projection. Perfect enunciation. Steady personality and speaking rhythm. When you can have me having a conversation with you during a UA-cam video....you're a great teacher. .. and yes, I do talk to my screen when I am learning cool things. :)
***** Hey, I never saw your jokes! I like jokes
totally agree my friend. she is awesome. ..
I could watch your videos all day ... I just love your friendly, conversational, encouraging presentation style.
Thanks, Art, I appreciate your kind words!
One of the best drywall diy videos I've ever seen!!!!!! Very descriptive and detailed. I am very impressed!!!!!!!!😀
This woman is a genius and a born educator.
TOTALLY a born educator! The WAY she gives us the information is actually getting embed into my memory and I'm learning soo much!
Thank you. I watch a lot of tube because as a single mom and very little money. I have had to do a lot of home repairs myself. Plus I enjoy doing the work right without my house becoming trashed as someone else does the job wrong and charging me a huge bill. Then I have to clean up the mess and do the same job over. I have had this happen many times. A few , very few guys that have worked for me , have taken the time to do the job right and not trash my house. I like the steps and the great way you are able to show your work in detail. Thank you keep up the good work, and God Bless.
That is very nice of you to say, Sharon.
I was really impressed with how you covered up the second hole near the pipe. The way you removed the old tape also impressed me and putting up the new tape and covering it up. I thank you for showing us how to fix drywall.
+Sidney Mathious thanks, Sidney! :)
I would have just cut a piece of dry wall to roughly the shape I needed
then PVA glue that in then its only needs a skim of plaster to make
perfect also this way means that the drywall is like the mistake was
never made.
@@MonaichFother pva wouldnt hold it in place!!!
I LOVE learning with Leah, she really helps me understand. Thank you!! Great channel.
Thanks for putting out a video on this topic! I'm a first-timer in the drywall world finishing my basement. I watched a ton of videos about how to finish the drywall initially, but I made a few mistakes in that process and ended up with walls that didn't look good. It's so useful to have this video as a reference for how to fix my mistakes!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! For those of us girls having to take on these projects ourselves, we sure appreciate your help. Great job with the video and explanation. I especially appreciated your encouragement with the "YOU CAN DO THIS!" God bless you!
you're very welcome, Stephanie, and thanks!
Excellent job, Leah! You're a born instructor - very articulate and pleasant to listen to as well as knowledgeable. Well done!
thank you very much, Brooke!
Just want you to know Leah, you have educated me on so many things I've always wondered about or was in dire need of information to complete certain task. I always felt I was more than knowledgeable enough to tackle every job, you have proven me wrong. :-) I just want to thank you very much for all the terrific info you have been providing!
This was very helpful. I did a bit of taping for the first time and had a bubble form. Went online to find answers and solutions and came across this video. And have been binge watching seejanedrill tutorials. Keep up the good work thank you!
you're welcome, Daryl, glad you found us!
Right to the point. No over-explaining. Some of the best DIY videos on UA-cam! Thank you :)
I paid a guy to tape my drywall and he sanded it down to the tape and called it done. All of the seams cracked.
Love your vids.
Hi Miss See Jane Drill, I'm supee thankful to all your little videos. This is like my 4th video that I'm watching today only and your teaching skills are Off Par with so many other casual youtubers.
The information you give us is spot on. And it's REALLY going to help me fix so many things in my appartment and help me do a nice and proper finishing touched on my garage.
THANK YOU!
you're very welcome, Jeremie, and good luck with your projects!
Another great explanation... you explain things very clearly.. no one should have a problem tackling these projects the way you approach it... good job!
Thank you for posting this video, Leah. You do a good job of showing clearly and consicely how to make the drywall repairs.
you're welcome, Karen, glad it was helpful!
Leah, I have watched some of your videos in the past. I definitely enjoy doing things around the house myself, if I manage a day off from my 3 jobs. I have always been fascinated with craftsman type work. Most of what I learned outside of my Career as a Fire/Medic and Rescue tech is Automotive Tech. Your Videos have helped me learn and grow confidence in my abilities. Thank you! You are a Great teacher!
+Frank Thank you so much, Frank! I really appreciate your kind comments, and am glad you like my videos!
I really enjoy learning from your videos. I appreciate your attention to detail and focus on doing things correctly. I am happy to see your channel growing. I was watching a few of your older videos the other day and your video quality (picture, sound, shots) is vastly better than it used to be. I have one piece of constructive criticism for you (coming from a place of love). Your logo is confusing, it just clicked for me that it's an eye with eyelashes after a year of watching your videos. That's the only thing bad I can say about your channel, you're amazing. Thanks Leah.
I like her segments, very informative and easy to follow.
fantastic tutorial! My mum asked me to fix up part of her garage and my dry-wall skills are slightly above zero. This has helped me rectify all my terrible drywall finishing: thank you!
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Great idea. I tried using the cardboard and string trick last night on two holes and it worked like a champ! Gotta remember this one as well.
I have been dealing with the same type of years from old drywall damages. I agree someone please give this woman her own show she really explains very clear & understanding especially about using materials. In a short time I have learned a lot from watching jane's videos.
🙂 I'm glad to be of help
you really have leah
I am in the process of redoing my bathroom and am SOO glad I came across your channel to help with problems before I make them myself! Great videos thank you so much! boosts my confidence that yes I can do this! 😃
Samantha, Glad to help!
Thx Lea. You are my home repair teacher & guide. Love your channel.
As a beginner you spoke so well and I really learned a lot from watching your video. Great job
thanks, Christine, I'm glad to be of help!
seejanedrill
You do quality work, Leah. That's always been my philosophy, and it's what I respect about you.
Came to this site thinking it was something completely different lol glad I found it Jane is an excellent craftsman who clearly knows her trade 👍🏻
Thank you Leah, this video really helped me figure out a problem. I have a pipe coming through my wall in my pantry and it is connected to the hot water heater. There is a hole just like the one in your video and I had no idea how to fix it other than shoving some steel wool in the hole. A very big help!
Glad the video was helpful
This was such a well articulated tutorial video. Great job! If I had to learn any thing it would be taught in this manner. Excellent, excellent work!
thank you so much, I appreciate it!
You need to be on TV Leah. Great job. I've been doing this for 31 years so I'm qualified to say that you're very good and I have learned some things from you, especially with the crown molding since I'm not a carpenter. Drywall Painting and Floors! U Go Girl!
Pleasant and easy to listen to. Clear directions with added information. A great teacher!
The tip to fix the bubbled tape will be real helpfuf, Thanks Leah.
Great video. The previous owner of my house did a horrible job on finishing the basement walls this video will really help. I didn't know about the warm water for the bad drywall joints. That is exactly what I needed.
+saliston great, glad it was helpful!
Awesome tutorial, clear, concise, to the point. Not like some other video where they yap for 10 min before badly showing you half the work involved. Very informative! It is also refreshing to be guided by a lady for home repair/improvement video!
thanks, Vinnie! :)
Perfect! Just what I need... pretty much butchered the drywall in areas in my basement suite
being built...all a learning exp :)
After using your tutorials for butts and horizontal seams, I had trouble with the ceiling (did this last and I was tired I think). This morning, all seams look great except the last one I did on the ceiling...and this shows how to fix it. Thank you!
+Allison Sorg you're very welcome, Allison, glad to be of help!
Leah! You're wonderful! What a pleasure it is to learn from you.
Thank you
In my attic i came across a issue a huge wide pipe that sits inside in between the bedroom & bathroom wall that leads outside my roof.I always noticed the bedroom wall& ceiling has always been patched poorly the main problem was never fixed when it would rain water would seep down this pipe the pipe looked like to me is tilted i do not know if that is how the pipe was set when my house was built the tilted pipe connections was built or the tilted pipe was caused from the grounds shifting because i do battle issues with my Windows dropping as well from post military ammo practices & our local international gas & oil industry i do live a few blocks from that does fracking as well my home was built in 1948 my parent's bought this home back in the early 50s & 60s era now am faced with dealing with old poorly done drywall damages even my drywall ceilings cracking & falling through. Plus am living on a fixed budget am very appreciative for these videos. I love to work with drywall & other various carpentry tasking.
I found (the link to) this tutorial just when I started wondering how to tackle the bumps and hollows in my not quite dream home's walls... your demonstrations and explanations are very illuminating.
+Tim2015 thanks, glad to be of help!
Your videos are very well explained and easy to understand. They have helped me fix problems on a couple occasions before my parents found out and saw what I destroyed which would not be good . Thank You!!
you're welcome, and good for you!
Your videos are extremely helpful and easy to follow, thank you!
Thank you so much. Your videos are very helpful. I first discovered your sight because I wanted to seal some tiles in my bathroom. You do such a good job demonstrating. Keep up the good work.
+NubianKiss ThaGoddess you're very welcome, and thank you! :)
Thanks Leah! New sub here; I hired some guys to hang my sheetrock and tape and mud. They did an "OK" job after 2 coats of mud but now their gone and I gotta sand and paint. This video showed me a few tips I was unaware of like needing a 3rd and possibly 4th skim coat of mud.
consistently well-paced and comprehensive content, delivered personably in a polished format. thanks leah :)
you're very welcome!
Thanks for the bubbled tape tip. We have been trying to figure out how to fix it without redoing the ENTIRE thing. You do make it look much easier than it is, but at least we have a jumping off point now. Keep the tips coming!
+Cin Malin you're welcome, Cin, and good luck with your project!
Thanks again for some really great tips. I have loved working with joint compound for a long time. But you have given me some new ideas. Thanks
+escope1959 you're very welcome!
Leah you are AMAZING! So helpful and a joy to watch. I am so hyped right now to tackle my drywall issues. Thank you for making these videos!
you're welcome, David, and thanks! glad you found us!
You are such a good teacher. I know I've commented before but I really love this channel...you make great videos. You have me convinced I can do my bathroom remodel at the end of next month.
Thank you and good luck with your project!
Great info. I have finished the first phase of patching a 25" x 25" hole. Its nice knowing that if things had gone south on me I'd could correct problems with warm water and your expert advice.
Great, glad liked the vid!
"Leah, I was such a rookie. You have helped me immensely; I love your teaching style. Keep your excellent videos coming! I agree, you need to have your own television show."
thanks, Blanche! :)
She does a really good job of showing and explaining for any lay person so its easy to understand.....
thanks, Perry!
Wonderful instructional video. You made this so easy to understand. Thank you.
+Duck Goose you're very welcome!
Great video -- very useful. I wish I could have watched this video before I painted over my drywall imperfections. How would I be able to repair my issue?
I'm in the U. K. And have just discovered your channel- fantastic, so,so useful. Thank you.
+Penny Vickers you're welcome, Penny, glad you found us!
Welcome to the summer of my discontent. These videos are lifesavers! Subbed! I decided to totally redo my dogs' room. I've got drywall that must have been put in by drunks. No staggered joints, tape bubbling, rough mud, nails instead of screws, no tape in a corner, and no metal bead on a corner. Also, big nails in the baseboard.....
I want to welcome you to the channel. Good luck with all of your summer projects.
Keep it up! I really want to encourage you to keep sharing your talent. Both on home repair and explaining home repair. People like you give other people the info and confidence to do home repair. I enjoyed your video great job. I will subscribe!
Thank you, Karl, I appreciate it!
Great video! First go at it and I have lots of mistakes to clean up. Thank you!
Do you teach the building and construction trades? You have such a flair for instructing. Great speaking voice and demeanor. I know if I stick around I'll learn something, so I'm subscribing!
Yes, I was a trades instructor and welcome!
Hello. Thanks very much for teaching this. That copper pipe in my bathroom isn't secured to anything behind the Sheetrock that I can pull/push this copper pipe in and out. In the right code, does it have to be fixed to some kind of stud behind the Sheetrock? or just floating? Thanks in advance for your answer.
I think I have spent everyday this past month with her shes a good teacher
Wow - some great tips - and really well presented! I didn't know you could wet recent plaster and sculpt it - previously I would sand and then clog up the vacuum cleaner, then repeat, generating that horrible fine dust.
I absolutely love her, I agree get this woman a show! PLEASE
thanks, Bex!
Bex shouldn't a man be doing this?
Great video. Thanks Leah!
Awesome as always Leah. My wife and I watch your videos all the time.
Thanks Juan
Thanks Leah, you make it seem so easy.
you're welcome, Richard!
Wow! Amazing video very straight forward and informative.
Thanks, Leah! I have a 1924 house with a long list of projects...your vids are a BIG help.
you're welcome, Jim, glad you like them!
Thank you Leah! I appreciate your videos! It looks good... Keep the great videos coming... I appreciate you!
+Naudi K Thanks, Naudi!
Great job, Leah! Those escutcheons always slide around. It would be great if they either attached to the wall or else to the pipe itself.
Leah you are the best I truly enjoy your knowledge and know how keep up the great work
thanks, Al!
seejanedrill, your very well spoken. Your voice is great for narratives. And your tutorial is fantastic! Great job and thank you!
+Richard Martinez you're welcome, Richard, and thanks!
Love your video Miss Jane!
Very good. Clear, clean instructions, thank you for posting, I have added to my favourites
Thanks, Tony!
Awesome as usual. One question...what if you have tape separation or bubbling, but it has been painted over? The tape separated a year after installation. Any ideas would be VERY helpful! Thanks.
Leah, can you make a video showing how to make this exact same repair but after the wall has been painted. The ceiling in my house was drywalled and mudded and there is a crack along the seam where the drywalls butt up as if they didn't put any drywall tape/paper. Now I'm left with a long line (crack) the lenght of the ceiling but don't know how to fix it cause it is painted. Thanks for the great tutorials.
You have to sand the paint a bit, put up the tape mud it (sand between layers). And once you arr happy with the look paint again. There is no other way.
Nice work very neat and clean,Thank you.
Love the video. Straight to the point and you can tell you genuinely love helping other people.
Well done. Thank you for the demo.
Thank You Leah!!! Another video that is helping me with my bathroom remodel! I am doing the drywall right now and cut my hole for the waste pipe too big and this was exactly the tip I needed. I'm off to the store to look for that patch!
Hey Cathy, glad it was helpful. Good luck with your remodel! I'd love it if you feel like emailing me pics when it is done.
Absolutely! I am doing it on the weekends so a little bit at a time. Getting there! BTW I found this patch at Menards in the painting section.
I love your videos -- you are so helpful! A question: What if your drywall tape bubble is below the painted wall? Brushing on water won't work then. I've heard of injecting water with a syringe but 1. who has one of those and 2. injecting water into your wall? Is it time to just cut out the bubble?
Jane, Thanks a lot for share your knowledge. Very helpful
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Leah! I'm so glad I subscribed. You really have some great videos. I've never given that comment to any other subscription. Great job!
+WWNF911 thank you very much! :)
Thank you. It give me confidence that I don't have to relay on someone and do it myself.
Hi Lea
I am a DYI Guy and my tape job came out with bubbles and you provided me with the solution. Thank you very much.
Cheers
Art Bolanos
+Arturo Bolanos you're very welcome, Art!
I always look forward to your videos, Leah. Thanks!
+Vishal Media You're welcome, and thanks!
I feel like this is stuff that I should have learned growing up. Thanks so much, Leah, you're awesome.
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Thanks Leah you're the best.
Amazing presentation! Engaging, entertaining, clear, concise, I am subscribing! Keep up the great work!
Thanks, glad you found us!
Really enjoy...and appreciate...your videos. You have a talent for instructing.
Hey Jane.. Harvey survivor here, 6 feet of Pine Island Bayou.. and I've never hung Sheetrock.. so I'm basically making every single mistake there is.. so just wanted to say thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge.
Hey, we have a whole series on how to hang drywall! Here are the links, in case these are of any interest to you: How to Cut and Hang Drywall for Beginners ua-cam.com/video/xMkiUJXXXjM/v-deo.html, Drywall Taping for Beginners ua-cam.com/video/omZb0HoXLHs/v-deo.html, Drywall/Tape Perfect Inside Corners ua-cam.com/video/cr-vImEx3UM/v-deo.html
That, is going to help immensely.
Hi Leah, Great video. Super helpful! I am fixing a hole in my drywall and I wondering what specific products you are using. Can you tell me the brand names so I can buy them? Thanks!
Done Sheetrock repair for awhile now and your video should me the tape removal trick; thank you!
VERY informative. I'm keeping this one in my favorites, to refer to it again. Thanks, Leah! /s/ Jeff
you're very welcome, Jeff!
Thanks I have a tape issue in my ceiling. now I can try to improve it prior to trying paint.
+Leola Mills great, Leola, glad the video was helpful!
you are the best!! Thanks for empowering us to take on this project!
Good luck!
Great video, you bring hope to a lot of us who believed some things were beyond our skill sets. Thanks!
+Alpha Company you're very welcome, I'm glad to be of help.
Hi, regarding the rough compound, will the joint compound still get activated if it has been painted over? Thanks for the helpful video!
Pure genius. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge.
+Trib Prepper you're welcome, and thanks!