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Sealing raw drywall edges
I had a small shower fixture leak behind drywall. I've cut out the bad
drywall and repaired the leak, and now I'm replacing the drywall patch (~8" X 12"). I've used a hole saw to cut the hole for the shower head fixture. The hole will only be covered with a small flange. I don't like the idea of the raw drywall edge being exposed to the moist environment. Is there a preferred sealant or method for raw drywall edges? Thanks a heap, -jbb -- J.B.Bobbitt |
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