Hi,

This contractor did a not so good job all around my house. Here's
another instance. In this case he was installing drywall in on of the
rooms and the corner looks suspect. Can this be spackled or should it
be replaced?

http://i.math.drexel.edu/~pg/drywall.jpg


Thanks!

Aaron Fude

wrote:
Hi,

This contractor did a not so good job all around my house. Here's
another instance. In this case he was installing drywall in on of the
rooms and the corner looks suspect. Can this be spackled or should it
be replaced?

http://i.math.drexel.edu/~pg/drywall.jpg


Thanks!

Aaron Fude

It hasn't been taped & floated yet. Is the contractor going to do that
for you? Some mud will take care of that, no need to replace.

No, the contractor "fired" himself by not showing up.

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Hi,

Can this be spackled or should it
be replaced?

http://i.math.drexel.edu/~pg/drywall.jpg

Neither.

It will easily be covered when the job is taped.

Not a very professional looking installation. Look at the gap at the
ceiling. Mud and tape can fix it all, but it would be better to not have to
fix it.


wrote in message
ups.com...
Hi,

This contractor did a not so good job all around my house. Here's
another instance. In this case he was installing drywall in on of the
rooms and the corner looks suspect. Can this be spackled or should it
be replaced?

http://i.math.drexel.edu/~pg/drywall.jpg


Thanks!

Aaron Fude