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Advantages of DURABOND joint compound? - Drywall Talk Added Durabond Benifit One overlooked benifit of the durabond setting type compounds is the ability to go over the wall and joint system with plaster veneer products This cannot be said with the all-purpose mud products USG specifically recommends durabond for joints when using Imperial Veneer plaster
Taping with durabond | Drywall Talk - Professional Drywall and . . . Both USG Durabond, and USG Lightweight easy sand are hot muds and should always be coated with premixed, or they'll burn through the paint Durabond is hard as a rock, but lightweight can be sanded with a lot of effort I did 3 coats lightweight 5 minute on my patches with Westpac black dot skim coat
Skim coat plaster with durabond 90 - Drywall Talk I was told that Durabond 90 is the best for plaster even though I don't see a lot of youtube videos showing Durabond being spread on a plaster wall (maybe it has a differen't name in other countries?) I went to the hardware store the guy their told me that Durabond 90 will work great and to just fill the cracks with it and skim coat
Durabond And Mud? | Drywall Talk - Professional Drywall and Finishing . . . 3) I use Durabond 90 to get it close and smooth and wet sand between coats 4) Light sand before painting 5) Prime with Kilz oil base 6) Paint with latex Thats what I normally do However, I want to use Durabond for the seams, but then mud to top off? Is that ok to put mud over plaster?
durabond, is there a difference on butt joints | Drywall Talk . . . Durabond is suppose to be more stronger and Harder to sand than sheet rock, but is more brittle Then I hear sheet rock is affected by moister more Then neither one is suppose to have better adhering properties than a good taping mud, or do they??
Durabond instead of tape. - Drywall Talk Durabond is too brittle, another words it's like glass, one tiny bit of movement and it cracks out I can point you out a house by Delaware, where some clown tried doing this about 20 years ago I did not see it, but a old partner of mine was bragging about the great money he made repairing it
Skim coat plaster with durabond 90 | Page 2 - Drywall Talk You can also purchase the 4ft x 120ft roll of fiberglass mat material and apply to the plaster with durabond[ive done this numerous times] make your mix wet and apply with roller,than apply over top to imbed with knife or trowel----- any of you guys doing plaster repair work should invest in their small roll[40ft] and try it , you,ll wish you
Cant Find Durabond 210 - Drywall Talk A generous guy at my local lumberyard ordered it for me but when I went to pick it up it was easy sand 210, not the Durabond (brown bag) I guess for some they're interchangeable, but I have to skim a 200+ square foot plaster ceiling (painted with flat paint) and I'm not really trusting the easy sand
Durabond prefill???? | Drywall Talk - Professional Drywall and . . . Prefilling with durabond can help fill minor gaps, but it may not be sufficient for larger gaps or uneven surfaces It's essential to communicate your concerns with your contractor and ensure that any necessary adjustments or corrections are made before proceeding further
Any quick ways to mix a single pan of durabond? - Drywall Talk Many times I only need 1 pan of powder mud (durabond, quick set or whatever you may call it) Even need to mix regular mud with the powder at times in my pan Any fast way to do this? Mixing with my 4" knife takes forever and still never seems to get very smooth Plus it gets tiring Was wondering if like a metal potato smasher would work faster?