Tape and float drywall

Get better taping results with less hassle by following these tips.

The process of mudding and taping is used to combine sheets of drywall to create one solid wall, as well as strengthen joints and hide nails and screws. If ...

Taping and floating drywall is the process of solidifying the joint between 2 pieces of drywall so that the plaster and paint that goes on top of it doesn't crack later on. You might need to do this when you are renovating your living...

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We've all been there. You want to repaint a room in your house. You remove the trim, but maybe you (or your demo hubby) don't score the trim and sure enough.…

Taping and floating drywall is the process of solidifying the joint between 2 pieces of drywall so that the plaster and paint that goes on top of it doesn't crack later on. You might need to do this when you are renovating your living...

When it comes to drywall finishing, you have a decision to make, drywall mesh tape Vs paper tape. But which type is better?

Simple tricks for fast, flawless drywall finishing.