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For The Do it Your Self Homeowner |
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Drywall Repair for the Do It Your Self Homeowner |
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Drywall Repair Tips |
Available in 2" and 3" widths, the nail spotter and the EasyClean Nail Spotter fills
nail and screw head depressions with joint compound. Each row of dimples can
be filled in one pass with a nail spotter. Walls and ceilings may be done while
working from the floor. |
Use the pump with the box and slot adapter to fill the nail spotter, making sure
the joint compound is well mixed and lump free. Normally, no water needs to be
added to thin the compound mixture. Make positive contact with the wallboard surface at the beginning of the row. Draw the tool smoothly along the entire row, applying moderate pressure to force the compound onto the wallboard surface. The nail spotter blade skims off excess compound and leaves a slight crown directly over each dimple as the tool floats along the rocking skid. After passing over the last dimple, gradually break contact with the surface using a sweeping motion. This will give you properly filled dimples without leaving excess compound to be removed by hand. |
All of the statements, opinions, specifications, and recommendations on drywall construction
and or veneer plaster construction contained on this website is for
general information purposes only and are not intended to imply that these are
the only materials, methods, procedures, or processes which are available or suitable.Always
consult with your licensed building professional. By publishing this web site, www.vertri.com. makes no express or implied warranty or other representation as to the quality, characteristics, or suitability of the materials or techniques described herein, and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose which may arise by operation of law or otherwise. |
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