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How Do You Put On Drywall Tape?

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How Do You Put On Drywall Tape?

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Drywall tape is used by professionals and amateurs alike. Taping before using drywall ensures that the finished product has a nice and smooth surface, without any bumps or ridges seen. The secret involves using the right technique and choosing the right type of drywall tape for the project. Select the type of drywall tape for your project. Paper drywall tape attaches to the wall using compound for joints. There’s also a fiberglass tape that has an adhesive backing and doesn’t require joint compound. Experts recommend that amateurs use tape with the backing on it. Apply a thin coat of mud onto the edges of the drywall and smooth it out using a plaster knife. You want to get rid of any air bubbles and make sure that the mud is as smooth as possible. Dip your knife into the joint compound and apply a small amount to the back of your tape before putting in on the wall. If you’re using adhesive tape, remove the backing before pressing it into the mud. Place the tape directly over the joint

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