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Taping and Toilet
Hi, 2 questions from an amateur:
1. I drywalled and taped my bathroom. Unfortunately on one spot the taping is bubbling up (probably because there wasn't enough mud behind it). Should I cut out the bubbled part and just mud over it and re-sand? 2. The new toilet in the above mentioned bathroom "backwashes" a bit of toilet paper after the flush. Could this perhaps be caused by the water level that you set in the tank? Any and all help is much appreciated!! |
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"rw" wrote in message ... Hi, 2 questions from an amateur: 1. I drywalled and taped my bathroom. Unfortunately on one spot the taping is bubbling up (probably because there wasn't enough mud behind it). Should I cut out the bubbled part and just mud over it and re-sand? 2. The new toilet in the above mentioned bathroom "backwashes" a bit of toilet paper after the flush. Could this perhaps be caused by the water level that you set in the tank? Any and all help is much appreciated!! I doubt that the two items are related.) Yes just cut out the bad and rework it. Could be the water level, the toilet design or too much paper. Colbyt |
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