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Drywall: Pro Tips for Hanging & Finishing
by John D. Wagner
Paperback: 160 pages ISBN: 1580112706
Publisher: Creative Homeowner;
Rev&Expand edition (October 1, 2005) |
| Drywall: Pro Tips for Hanging &
Finishing will teach any reader to install and repair drywall with the confidence of a
professional. With 445 detailed drawings and photographs, Drywall leads the reader, step
by step, through the processes of measuring, cutting, installing, and finishing drywall
ceilings and walls. In addition to standard drywall practices, the book also covers more
advanced topics such as applying drywall to curved walls and installing drywall over steel
studs. Corner treatments and the specialized tools used to install drywall are also
covered. Get the inside track on working with drywall with special tips from professional
drywall contractors. |
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Complete
Drywall (Stanley Complete)
by Ken Sidey
Paperback: 144 pages
Publisher: Stanley (August 9, 2005)
ISBN: 0696225492 |
Complete step-by-step instruction to
build or repair walls and ceilings. Basic techniques to plan, select, cut, hang, tape, and
sand drywall. Addresses drywall remodeling issues, and unusual situations.
Professional drywall techniques for corners, curved walls, arched ceilings, and specialty
finishes. Advice to help select tools and materials, including specialty drywall tools.
Pre-start checklists, pro tips, and photos give homeowners confidence to tackle advanced
projects. Advanced projects, such as decorative construction and finishes. |
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Drywall:
Professional Techniques for Great Results
by Myron R. Ferguson
Paperback: 184 pages
Publisher: Taunton; Rev&Updtd edition (April 15, 2002)
ISBN: 1561585297 |
| The revised edition of this
comprehensive guide features information on new tools, materials, and techniques that have
been field-tested since the original book was published. With dozens of new on-site color
photos and black-and-white illustrations, the author shows, step by step, how to install
drywall to ensure smooth walls and ceilings. A great deal of attention is paid to taping
and sanding, which are the keys to an attractive job. Both novices and professionals will
appreciate the insightful tips and trade secrets. |
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The
Drywall Finisher's Handbook
by L.L. Miller
Paperback: 49 pages
Publisher: PublishAmerica (May 25, 2004)
ISBN: 1413720536 |
| The Drywall Finisher’s Handbook
is a step-by-step walk-through on how to easily finish drywall. It has all the tricks and
secrets the pros won’t share or are too afraid to let you know. This book is based on
my own personal experiences as a professional drywall contractor. I ran the field
operations for a small company in the Midwest for several years. We were a drywall
contractor working in residential, commercial, and restoration, with the majority of our
work being in the residential area. It was in this area that I developed a new and
revolutionary process for finishing drywall. Normally you would spread mud on the wall
with what is known as the pan and knife technique. My new process uses paint rollers to
spread the mud allowing the user to cover much more area in far less time. I have laid out
a step-by-step process that will provide the user with professional results with half the
effort of anything to date. |
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