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yourdesire's Avatar
The only one bored out of there minds. Someone contact me lets break the boredom. It's to early for sleeping. I've got somethings I could use help with. Primary task at this time is finishing the sheetrock. Over 1/2 done. But I've also got a few other small tasks I could use help with.
Enchanterlingum's Avatar
I know my way around a sheetrock knife. Never used the banjo before, but open to trying on someone else's wall
TailHooked's Avatar
Mudding is the easier part. If done right, there will be hardly any sanding. You just have to be patient and have multiple size taping knives. Use the smaller knife first. Let it dry a day. Then move up to the next size and let it dry. The widest knife is last.
CatMan4u's Avatar
You most be a pro.
But your are right
Still need the nack
DallasRain's Avatar
I grew up with a daddy who was a painter and wallpaper hanger...he used to pay us to stain cabinets for him.lol
I hope you get it all spruced up to your liking..you deserve a cool playhouse!!
yourdesire's Avatar
Thanks all. I'm at a place now where I have to piece things together. The people I had helping me learn exactly smooth there's plenty of standing to be done but I do have a sander to work with it. Since I do only rent this place don't think I want to buy it I'm going as cheap as I can on the room so the sheetrock is pieces not full sheets but it's almost done. Thank you earlyriserpaul for coming to help last night.
earlyriserpaul's Avatar
Glad to help YD.... anytime!!
Moved here from Coed DIscussions.
yourdesire's Avatar
Moved here from Coed DIscussions. Originally Posted by scorpio31
thank you scorpio
yourdesire's Avatar
Mudding is the easier part. If done right, there will be hardly any sanding. You just have to be patient and have multiple size taping knives. Use the smaller knife first. Let it dry a day. Then move up to the next size and let it dry. The widest knife is last. Originally Posted by TailHooked
Thank you for the tips. I've worked enough construction sites I have the how to knowledge but very little hands on. All the tips I can get are appreciated.