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and or veneer plaster construction contained on this website is for
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• Use full sheets of drywall whenever possible. • Install the ceiling panels first: This allows you to butt the wall panels up against the ceiling panels, giving you the best joint possible between the wall and ceiling. • Don't force the drywall panels into position:Cut the drywall panels so they fit loosely. You shouldn't have to force them into position. • Avoid butt joints:Since panel ends don't have tapered edges, they're hard to conceal. |
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