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Originally Posted by Fuzz
A good tape job will be perfectly smooth with the drywall, like this:
The screws are dimpled in, so the mud should be smooth over those. The tape shouldn't be visible at all. This was obviously a quick first coat, but even as a first coat it looks really rough. Nothing that can't be fixed, but you certainly wouldn't want to paint over it like that.
My point was more that even if you have never done it before, you could probably match the job that is already there, and it wouldn't look out of place. I didn't mean to crap on your garage. There are loads of youtube tutorials to get you through a quick job like that, if you felt like taking a stab at it. |
Haha no offence taken, like I mentioned I honestly don’t know much about mudding tapping and just assumed this was what “normal” looked like when we purchased. Appreciate the feedback and I’ll definitely hit up YouTube to tackle this myself.
Thanks again!
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