Hi! I think all are great method depending on the size, location and what you plan do with the area in the future. Each method has their own unique feature and strength. What I'm trying to get to is that it all depends on your situation. For quick easy fix on small areas, you can't go wrong with method #4.
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appreciate this. Following your methods for removing drywall for rewiring my house and good to know how I can plan to fix it afterwards.
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I love this. You are very good I like that you show us how it looks in the back as well
very helpful. I have a question after sanding the mud. do you need to put primer first before you can start painting? thanks
Im your 800 thumbs up!!! Very informational. Thank you for making the video. I liked and subscribed and hit the bell. 😊
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This is very helpful. Thank you.
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Super helpful. Thanks!
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Whats the difference between hot mud and the finishing compound? And why not just use spackle and paint over it?
Wondering same. I bought spackle tonight.
Great video, just subscribed.
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Thank you
What is the best method?
Hi! I think all are great method depending on the size, location and what you plan do with the area in the future. Each method has their own unique feature and strength. What I'm trying to get to is that it all depends on your situation. For quick easy fix on small areas, you can't go wrong with method #4.
Want to see a side view after the wall is finished with paint
Nice!!!
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is it just me or is this mud super thin?