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Got a little further since post on Welder Dave's posting

DMiller

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Framing done, rock hanging and first layer mud/tape up.

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Will have one access hatch above and one to under lowest steps.

All done by the three of us, Me Myself and I.
 

Labparamour

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Lookin’ good!
Seems I always sand off about as much mud as I’ve put on ;)

Although, I’ve become less particular as I’m getting older...and I see commercial establishments with worse taping jobs!

Darryl
 

DMiller

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I have gotten better at NOT slathering as bad as once did, get a pretty good finish with minimal sanding anymore but have worked on Five houses over the years teaching myself this.
 

CM1995

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I respect those sheetrocker's both the hanging crews and the finishing crews. It takes a steady hand not just to mud and tape but do it fast enough and good enough to make a living at it.

If I was depending on my sheetrock skill's to put food on the table I'd weigh 95 lbs..:D
 
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