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Unusual drywall question (termite damage)
I have a house I'm preparing to sell which has some minor termite damage.
House has been treated & bug free for a decade or more, but several areas have odd drywall damage wherein the termites actually ate the paper off the drywall & from underneath the paint. Damnedest thing you ever saw. My inclination to save time/effort is simply to remove all the loose bits & mud the whole surface level (we're talking about an area about the size of one 4x8 sheet). I know the consensus on this is probably going to be "replace the effected sheetrock", but failing that what might be some other options be? If I go with a re-mud, should I just use regular joint compound, or might something else be better? TIA Bill |
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