Drywall - Page 3 of 23

Add a level of detail and style to your drywall work with Trim-Tex's chamfer bead profiles.

There are always challenges to overcome in home building. Ian Schwandt reflects on how he adapted with changing timelines and cost challenges to successfully self-build an affordable high-performance home.

Preassembling mitered casing, shimming the molding, or applying jamb extensions can fix the issue when the wall is thicker than the jamb.

While taping a butt joint intersecting with a window sill, Myron shows how different knife angles produce the right outcomes depending on what you are trying to achieve.

Avoid dealing with ladders by learning how to climb into a pair of stilts to work on ceilings.

Avoid removing drywall and shimming studs to remedy a recess in a wall by filling the low spot with setting compound.

Myron Ferguson walks us through the proper sequence for taping seams on ceilings and includes helpful tips to achieve professional results.

Myron introduces the most common types of drywall mud, and he explains where he uses them and why, depending on the needs of the specific job.

Drywall expert Myron Ferguson introduces us to mesh, paper, and fiberglass mat tapes and explains where and why he uses each one.

Instead of wood returns and casing, drywall is a great no-trim option for a clean look that's more affordable.