This is pretty good IMO. I thought the use of finger spattering from a
brush for texture was neat.

California patch method was cool. Guess I've been doing it the hard way.
Only thought is if the patch were pressed on hard enough that it might
give.

http://www.usg.com/rc/videos/joint-c...r-video-en.wmv

On 2012-01-15, Red Green wrote:

California patch method was cool.

I know spit about drywall, except past experience helping hump it from
one spot to another.

This is very great info. Thanks.

nb

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On 1/15/2012 11:43 AM, Red Green wrote:
This is pretty good IMO. I thought the use of finger spattering from a
brush for texture was neat.

California patch method was cool. Guess I've been doing it the hard way.
Only thought is if the patch were pressed on hard enough that it might
give.

http://www.usg.com/rc/videos/joint-c...r-video-en.wmv


Great video ... thanks!

John

Red Green wrote:

California patch method was cool. Guess I've been doing it the hard way.
Only thought is if the patch were pressed on hard enough that it might
give.

I agree. I think I would at least line around the edges with mud to provide a
bit more anchor than just the paper.

Robert Neville wrote in
:

Red Green wrote:

California patch method was cool. Guess I've been doing it the hard
way. Only thought is if the patch were pressed on hard enough that it
might give.

I agree. I think I would at least line around the edges with mud to
provide a bit more anchor than just the paper.


Easy to miss. At 1:41-1:43 it seems he does this on two of the sides at
least. It's really quick ecause he's a pro...or a hack...or ****ty video
coverage.