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21. Using Drywall on Plaster Walls ...: (Plaster); Can you use drywall to make plaster wall repairs? The answer to that question is mostly a yes. Using drywall on plaster walls is acceptable, but there are considerations. The first issue is thickness. ...; Created on 18 July 2012
22. Plaster Wall Repairs: (Plaster); Making plaster wall repairs can be a little different than repairing drywall, why? For one thing plaster is installed differently than drywall. Drywall comes in sheets, two pieces of paper with a gypsum ...; Created on 18 July 2012
23. Home Repair Central: (Uncategorised); ... Doors, Interior Doors and Closet Doors are discussed. Repairing Drywall - Everything from and little ding in your wall to a big hole can be fixed. Plumbing Repairs - Toilets, Sinks, Drains and Water ...; Created on 18 July 2012
24. How to Cut Drywall ...: (Hanging); Why do you need to learn how to cut drywall? Drywall is a common product in most homes. From time to time repairs need to be made or drywall needs to be removed to repair other things. Another scenario ...; Created on 18 July 2012
25. Using a Dustless Drywall Sander ...: (Taping); You will appreciate dustless drywall sanding a lot more after your spouse is done yelling at you for making such a mess. Drywall dust is, without a doubt, one of the messiest substances known to man. The ...; Created on 14 July 2012
26. Wet Sanding Drywall ...: (Taping); Wet sanding drywall is a common method that is used to smooth the surface of the drywall compound. It really isn't sanding at all. Instead a sponge or rag is used to dissolve the drywall compound. Fo ...; Created on 14 July 2012
27. How To Clean Up Drywall Dust ...: (Taping); Do not underestimate how pervasive drywall dust can be. It has the ability to get everywhere. It will put a layer of fine white powder on everything. When you are planning on dry sanding, you need to protect ...; Created on 14 July 2012
28. Drywall Sizes and Thicknesses ...: (Drywall); Drywall has different sheet sizes for different products. It also has different thicknesses. For a patch or remodel project, getting the right size is important. Below you will find a listing of all of ...; Created on 14 July 2012
29. How To Patch Drywall ...: (Patching); Knowing 'How To Patch Drywall' will save you a lot of money. The skills that you need are not that hard to learn. That combined with the 'Step by Step' instructions that we provide on this website will ma ...; Created on 14 July 2012
30. Removing Moldy Drywall ...: (Mold Removal); Removing moldy drywall is the best choice for larger infected areas. Or if the paper on the drywall has been ruined and/or the core of the drywall has started to disintegrate. You will need to remove and ...; Created on 14 July 2012
31. How To Get Rid of Mold on Drywall ...: (Mold Removal); Drywall mold removal is needed when you find mold on your walls or ceilings. The 'black mold' scare has certainly brought this problem into the consciousness of the public. Not all mold, even mold tha ...; Created on 14 July 2012
32. How To Patch a Large Hole in Drywall ...: (Patching); Why would you need to make a drywall hole repair? Maybe you had to repair something in your wall, perhaps plumbing, electrical or another concealed item. Could be that you had a water leak and the drywall ...; Created on 14 July 2012
33. How To Patch Small Holes in Drywall ...: (Patching); Learning how to patch small holes in drywall will not take you very long and you will save both time and money in the future. You may already have the tools and the materials are inexpensive. When it ...; Created on 14 July 2012
34. Drywall Hand Tools ...: (Hanging); You need drywall cutting tools when you have a drywall repair project. Using the same tools that you use to cut wood on drywall is not a good idea. Drywall is a much different product and therefore, cuts ...; Created on 14 July 2012
35. Causes for Drywall Cracks ...: (Patching); The causes for drywall cracks will vary considerably depending on the circumstances. The age of a home, materials used and quality of workmanship are all factors. Got another drywall problem? See 'Drywal ...; Created on 14 July 2012
36. Fixing Bigger Drywall Cracks ...: (Patching); Bigger cracks take a little more effort to deal with. Are all cracks bad? A big crack in your drywall is bad. Got another drywall problem? See 'Drywall Repair' for a listing of drywall topics and 'Drywa ...; Created on 14 July 2012
37. Installing a Ceiling Fan Mounting Bracket: (Ceiling Fans); ... should be used to attach the box to the blocking. A box that is just attached to drywall may support a normal fixture. It will not support a ceiling fan. You should be all right if you had a ceilin ...; Created on 18 April 2016
38. Orange Peel Texture: (Texturing); Orange peel drywall texture looks like, well you guessed it, an orange peel. The drywall compound form light bumps on the surface that looks similar to an orange peel. For related information, see the ...; Created on 07 April 2016
39. Popcorn Ceiling Texture: (Texturing); Acoustic ceiling texture is very popular in homes built in the last few decades. Certain geographic locations also favor this style. This type of texture is done by putting styrofoam beads in the drywall ...; Created on 07 April 2016
40. Knockdown Ceiling Texture: (Texturing); Knock down texture as the name implies is done by knocking down the stipples. Follow the instructions for a 'Stipple Drywall Texture' that is discussed in step one. This will give you an area textured wit ...; Created on 07 April 2016

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