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I did something unusual for me. . . . Actually read the paint can
before priming my newly installed drywall. It says I should wait 30 days for the wall to cure. I've never done that and never had a problem. I've always just waited for the shade of moisture to disappear from the mud and then painted. Never have had a problem with wear or cohesion. What am I missing? Dennis |
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