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how to dryline a ceiling
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any tips on getting a seamless look on the joins?0
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There's a product available in B&Q, Gyproc Easifill. Mix with water in a bucket to a smooth consistency and apply to taped joints. Using a dry lining spreader will produce a smooth surface after 2 coats. A light sanding usually results in perfection.0
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There's a product available in B&Q, Gyproc Easifill. Mix with water in a bucket to a smooth consistency and apply to taped joints. Using a dry lining spreader will produce a smooth surface after 2 coats. A light sanding usually results in perfection.
excellent
any tips on the taping?
I assume tape it up then do this stuff afterwards
everyone i ask offers different advice can be confusing!0
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