Drywall: Sand, Finish and Clean

Tips for sanding, finishing and cleaning up after drywall application.

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Frame Dividing Wall

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Framing a dividing wall is a simple project that you can do yourself.
Why Use a Sanding Sealer

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Applying a sanding sealer to your raw project is a great way to seal the surface and allow your final topcoats to lay on the wood much smoother and with finer luster.
How to Do Shaping with an Inflatable Sander

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George Vondriska shows a fool-proof way to use your lathe to sand rounded surfaces using an inflatable sanding tool.
Step-By-Step Cabinet Installation

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Marc Bartolomeo gives step-by-step tips for installing kitchen cabinets.

How to Sand Drywall

After you've hung and taped drywall, follow these steps to sand it perfectly smooth. We'll show you techniques the pros use to get sanding done quickly with excellent results.
How to Tape Drywall

Save yourself $100s by taping your own walls . We’ll show you how. This article shows you everything you need to get perfectly smooth walls , without having to worry about nail pops, cracks and bad joints later. We take a beginner DIY approach, so even if you've never used drywall tools before, you ...
Eliminate Paint Brush Marks

Eliminate brush marks by sanding and repainting or by skim coating with drywall compound and repainting. Both techniques are easy.
Wet-Sanding Drywall

Drywall is a better material than MDF (medium density fiberboard) for walls because its joints are less likely to crack. Wet sand to avoid dust.

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