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And if you are really that bad with drywall ...Make it a 2nd feature wall using plaster or stucco mud to give it character and paint it differently. Now I really want to see photos ![]() |
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![]() Could always do the drywall and hire someone to tape and mud. In the end it will be nice. ![]()
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![]() Ooops? Man I suddenly feel a LOT better about how my builds usually go. :-)
I second the notion of just getting up the drywall yourself, and then maybe look on kijiji for a drywall guy to do your taping/mudding/sanding... It's one of the least rewarding things to DIY!!
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![]() Sanding drywall mud is one of my most hated jobs. I avoid it whenever possible!!!
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Another option is beadboard which comes in 4 x 8 sheets. Paint it with a good oil based paint and you should be good to go. For filling nail/screw holes in drywall with out making a sanding mess you can always use a damp towel on a sanding block. If you don't overdo the mud it works great and no dust.
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![]() take a pic of the area and send it to me to look at brad. contractor is going to make dust also, there are ways to keep dust down.
Steve
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