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In today's video we show you how to tape and mud that drywall you just put up! It's a lot simpler than it looks and when you break it down, it really comes down to just one technique that if you ...

A drywall expert reveals some of his best tips and tricks so you can handle the job like a pro. The post Homeowner’s Guide to ...

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While professional drywall tapers make mudding look easy, do-it-yourselfers find that it takes practice, skill, and—of course—the right gear (in this case, the mud itself and the tape that ...

The first step of mudding and taping drywall is to apply the mud (aka all-purpose joint compound) to all seams, edges, corner beads, and over any screws using your 6-inch taping knife. Next, you'll ...

Depending on which drywall tape you use, the wet joint compound should ... Be careful though, once the spackling dries (especially with 5 minute mud!) it will no longer be pliable and may curl ...

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