The term “taping and floating” is used to describe the way sheetrock is finished after it is hung on a wall or ceiling. After the sheetrock or drywall is hung on the wall or ceiling, the “tape” is applied to the joints where the sheetrock is joined with mud or joint compound.
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Jul 29, 2019 · Once the compound is dry (usually takes no more than 90 minutes), lightly sand down the areas that were taped and floated. Sand lightly enough ...
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Feb 17, 2023 · Day 4 I will start by scraping and minor sanding of all previous work, wipe the dust off with a broom and then complete finish coat the left ...
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