A Last Minute Design Change + Tape, Mud, Sand, Finish Sheetrock

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Now that the Sheetrock is hung the tedious and time consuming process of taping and mudding the joints begins. They are applying 3 coats of joint compound which seems to take a long time because it has to be allowed to dry thoroughly between coats to prevent cracking and shrinking. After that the sanding happens and we'll be ready for texture, primer and paint!
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