How to Apply Drywall Tape to Your Ceiling Repairs- NO MORE CRACKS!

[@PaulPeck]

🔵See this entire video series here: kzbin.info/aero/PL7Ww-LhWbB0F8fOEwjAbiJyT6YYFERvUL

[@albert1rdz]

Thanks for posting your material. I'm renting a place that was built back in 83 with lots of repairs needed. I'm making arrangements with my landlord and your information helps immensely. Again, thanks!

[@danhuntcarpentry]

I’m a carpenter primarily. I love that Fiba Fuse! I tend to use 20min easy sand for everything except final coat. But, that’s because I’m often tight on time for how much I can wait between coats. I’m right with you on your methods!

[@kimh.2515]

I have two questions for you, sir! I have viewed so many videos to learn how to do a drywall seam repair. I have (thought I had!) all of the proper supplies, but the only two tapes I have are standard paper seam tape, and mesh tape…if I must choose between one of those tapes, which would you use on the exposed seams (old paper removed)?? Also, I’m confused re: which compound to use. Based on what I have viewed, and given that removing that tape has revealed quite a large, uniform gap, I purchased the Easy Sand 20, and USG All purpose joint compound (green lid). Given your comment that you also use the hot mud, should I pre fill the open areas with the hot mud, then also set the tape with the hot mud second? Should I plan to use the All Purpose for further skim coats? Thank you for your help-for every contractor and DIYer, there’s a different approach! 🤪

[@DutyRon]

I'm learning from a pro here! Paul Peck drywall is best!

[@Maxkil]

I love my fibafuse for ceiling repairs too. Some helpful tips here! Good job Paul

[@PaulPeck]

Hey Max!💥👊🏻 Yeah man I love FibaFuse! Have you tried the new FibaFuse Max? I just got 2 rolls from them and can’t wait to try it out on some repairs and cracks. I really appreciate you stopping by and commenting brother!😎 -Paul

[@Maxkil]

@@PaulPeck Hey Paul, no never tried the Fibafuse Max I've seen it over on instagram though. Yeah looking forward to seeing you use a big sheet of fuse. looks handy in some situations for sure. All the best man!

[@MeanNYer]

Thank you so much for the tip about the paper tape and the corners to get it smooth! I'm a DI wire who has removed all the stumpled ceilings in her home but the hallway because the ceilings were painted was giving me a hell of a time and I ended up having the most difficulty with that area's corners! You are a lifesaver!

[@alanckaye]

Thank you, the best videos on this subject. My house is 20 years old, all the corners are rippling and cracking. I used thick kind of tape. They suck. Now I know. 👍👍

[@PaulPeck]

Right on Alan!💥👊🏻 I really appreciate that! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!😎 -Paul

[@northernlightsrenovations1710]

I love that technical term: "smoosh" it in your pan!

[@PaulPeck]

😂

[@donjensen5044]

I do alot of property maintenance and remodeling. My goal is to try to keep my projects down to one contractor so I'm always trying to improve my skills to give the customer the best end product.

[@woodmasterguy]

Home repair guy here since the early 80s. I only use corner paper tape on all my repairs, but I will for sure try the FibaFuse, hate mesh tape with a passion...

[@PaulPeck]

Yeah man definitely give the FibaFuse a go!👍🏻 Here’s some more FibaFuse videos: kzbin.info/aero/PL7Ww-LhWbB0Esnlmt8-N3842WrooTexU_ Let me know what you think? Thanks so much for watching and commenting my friend!😎 -Paul

[@superochosvwcorner4782]

I’m a dyi guy and your video is very helpful. Thanks

[@PaulPeck]

Glad my video was helpful CJ!💥👊🏻

[@behape_4evr]

I have been watching your videos to learn how to cover a small quarter size ceiling hole that was made by a small drip from an upstairs toilet. I don't think I have to cut up a big hole like you did in this video. I will keep watching to see more options and then how to match the knockdown ceiling in this area once I fix it. Great videos and I find it very calming.

[@PaulPeck]

That’s awesome B!👍🏻 You might just be able to use hot mud to fill the hole > scrape it down flat with a 6” taping knife after it dries > then use the FibaFuse tape and hot mud or premix joint compound to finish off.👍🏻 Here’s a great video to easily match knockdown texture: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6DInXWij8eCiJY Let me know if this helps. Thanks so much for watching and commenting my friend!😎 -Paul

[@behape_4evr]

@@PaulPeck Paul thank you so much for taking time out of your day to give me some tips. I will watch your video and give it a try . Wish me luck!

[@alikusuccess9136]

Please sir how can I get your contact i need to apply for it

[@benernest7896]

Thanks for your videos. I purchased my first home last year. It was built in 1993 and some of the drywall tape joints in the ceiling have cracked. My plan is to repair the tape joints and then repaint the ceiling, crown molding, and walls. Yours and other great videos out there have been very helpful.

[@Speeglelookingglass]

I have tape pulling away from the walls in the garage and in the house. It's very humid in San Antonio and I did keep the doors open. I also have small cracks in the corners and above the doors. The walls were orange peel coated 20 years ago. I'm a DYIer.

[@Bruceanddenise]

KZbin must've been reading my mind. I was JUST scowling at the hole in my ceiling where some clown stepped through it! Will be a DIY job. You can't ever trust anyone except YOU, to fix YOU'RE stuff! Master Tradesman are getting more and more rare. Speed is king!

[@ronlunk2890]

I tried the Fiber fuse tape a year ago and now that is all I use. excellent product.

[@PaulPeck]

Love that stuff Ron!🔥 I really appreciate your feedback. Thanks so much for watching and commenting my friend!😎 -Paul

[@mikescatena5732]

Hey Paul, had a 6 ft crazy in the ceiling and pulled the tape down, now there is about a 1/4 in deep trench where the tape was. What’s the process for repairing?

[@nolehopkins1077]

I'm a Handyman. Working on improving my drywall game.

[@josephsublett7007]

I appreciate your help especially as I’m a DIYer. My area is quite large (about 12’x3-4’). The ceiling is heavily textured and not knocked down. Should I knock out the texture? And can I do it in smaller sections and tape them together. Also the existing texture is adhered and and spun in a circular turn rather than uniformly textured. How can I match that type texture?

[@tmc.318]

Didn't one of your ceiling repair videos say not to use all purpose joint compound for the first fills because the fiberglass matt tape doesn't bond well to it. You used 20 minute mix mud until final skim coats with all purpose. I'm doing a water damaged ceiling repair. I LOVE your videos. Learning a lot!!

[@conorhennessey4482]

Again - perfect timing! Going to do this right after watching!

[@PaulPeck]

Right on Connor!💥👊🏻 Let me know if you run into any questions along the way. Good luck! Thanks so much for watching and commenting my friend!😎 -Paul

[@RussWildCat]

Thanks Paul. Great tips for someone who prefer to use own hands. I purchase my home in 2014, old one, which was impossible to call as a house, there were the walls and roof. The house 1947 built. I cannot really believe what I was through to call it my home. All inside works I did myself and It were pretty well done, using help of people online. But there were not all works you can do yourself and you use licensed professionals as well but too expensive. Sometimes I tried to give job to people as handy or who promised to do good job on my house but that terrible experience drove me mad. I notice, people do terrible job as they do not care how you are going to deal with everything they done. In a month or so you begin to notice that bad done. You still pay a hell of a lot for this poor anything. I just notice they probably think you will ask them again and again to come and do the same jobs over and over again and pay. No way, Not me! I understand I can do anything if there are people like you online to help and save. If you want quality and well done work, do it yourself. Slowly, passionately, using your imagination and creativity with just a little kick from professional. I truly appreciate your help. Would be nice if you will suggest the materials you use as well. Thank you again 🙏

[@oemiller9041]

DIY’er. Back porch open. Tape falling. Can I use oil-based paint after ceiling is re-taped and dry?

[@jamestiscareno4387]

Yes but certainly not necessary. Primer for the 1st coat is always a good idea.

[@nicolejohnson3109]

I am a DIYer. We just removed popcorn ceiling which severely damaged our drywall. Just looking for any help to save our ceiling. Thanks!

[@wylodu]

Thank you! Your videos really improved my drywall game. -DIYer

[@TorqueAthletics]

I’m doing this exact repair this weekend!!! Thanks!

[@PaulPeck]

How did your repair go?

[@neekoly2566]

is that mud the same as jointing compound? I'm in UK

[@Pokekid269]

Hey Paul. Lance of Austin Paint and Trim here. Still love to watch you work brother! Keep it up!!! I’ve switched to Fibafuse and absolutely love it!!!

[@PaulPeck]

Hey there Lance!💥👊🏻 I really appreciate that! Yeah the FibaFuse is awesome for sure. Have you heard of the new FibaFuse Max? I just received some and will be trying it out and putting out a video on it after this video series is completely. Thanks for stopping by bro!😎 -Paul

[@bshel282]

I have a hairline ceiling crack from wall to wall. It also looks peaked. Looks like mesh tape was used. Can I hot mud over this or should I pull the tape and re do? Should I use mesh, fibafuse or paper tape? Thanks!!

[@tcaver]

Diy. But I’m having such a problem with my ceilings repair. Repair portion went well BUT mudding is lumpy. Guess I went too thick 🤦🏽‍♀️. Our house is sold. Is there anyway to fix the lumps w/o sanding to death? 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@palmerpalmer1538]

Paul question if I have a ceiling with a crack I need to tape just a crack how should I coat the tape like a flat or like a butt?

[@dingeva7148]

good job and you are professional! we suggest you our self-adhesive aluminum wall repair patch for the drywall and ceiling holes. it have fiberglass self-adhesive mesh and aluminum board, so it have high tensile strength, and easy to use, what do you think about our recommend?

[@ednagale]

Good job as always. Do you ever use 45 hot mud for your first coat in a repair like this?

[@PaulPeck]

Hey there Earl!💥👊🏻 Yes, I do use 45 minute or even 20 minute hot mud on a repair this size. But, in this video I was trying to keep it simple for the diyers. Thanks for watching and the comment my friend. -Paul

[@bijayarai7060]

For how many hours should you leave tape to dry for next coat upon tape

[@Bhargaviskitchen22]

I did waht exactly you showed it in this video. My problem is after one hour i saw lottle small crack on that place.what to do.

[@monizeshan]

If you have movement in the ceiling, should the board be screwed at multiple places with the joist to reduce the movement?

[@xephael3485]

Hopefully you do video after this on matching ceiling texture

[@PaulPeck]

What texture do you have to match?

[@xephael3485]

@@PaulPeck I don't have to match anything, buy it looked like ceiling in this video had some sort of knockdown coating... Curious how it was finished off👍

[@PaulPeck]

@@xephael3485 Here's a video where I match that type of texture (skip trowel): kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5vXmIahm9-Mfpo

[@konamanstudio2447]

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[@PaulPeck]

@@konamanstudio2447 💥👊🏻 🍻

[@m.a.8425]

I need advice on what type of paint for a bathroom

[@PaulPeck]

Semi-gloss is great for bathrooms!👍🏻

[@jamalab9556]

Hello Paul, thanks for this video , am new to the trade but there is one problem I always face which is , whenever I fix a crack in the celling let’s say a long hairline crack or any other cracks , after I put my filler and sand down and paint it says to look abit bulky and does not flash to the old celling , if I try to give more sanding too then the mesh tape start to show , kindly give me some advice , thank you

[@U2friendly]

Hey Paul. Appreciate Your Video You Guys make it look easy. I live in a real old House "1927" Where remodelers before Me did what I call 'Stifflle the ceiling. Sorry do not know proper Term. Looks like They took a Mop and stuck it in the Mud and slapped it on the Ceiling . OK We went through a real rainy Spell here in the South & I went on Vacation for a couple of Weeks, When I return a whole 8ft section of the ceiling Cracked & Separated from the existing ceiling in My large Living Room. No water damage.. My question is. using your detailed instructions could I cut out & Square. then replace the Bad section. What i would like to know is it possible to make Bad section look Lovely, then sand texture of remaining Ceiling and apply some kind of popcorn texture to the Whole Ceiling .What I am trying to do here is to get out of replacing the whole ceiling. Sorry hard to explain without Pictures. Any advice would be greatly appreciated..Kay

[@terryq9966]

Retired pharmacist in between projects right now, just lurking in your channel LOL 😆. Not too many questions on this video (yet!).

[@PaulPeck]

Awesome! Feel free to ask my friend. Thank you! -Paul

[@mikemilam525]

Paul, do you allow the tape to overlap on the corners using fibafuse.

[@classiccountryrevival8563]

I've seen people use mesh tape right over the joint and push quickset through it to fill the joint, sort of prefilling/taping at the same time. What are your thoughts on that?

[@masroorshah4675]

I hv plaster of Paris ceiling which hv shown cracks how I can repair it ..

[@alabamahouseflippers4480]

Thanks for the great vids. Do you prefill new drywall to new drywall ? Before tape that is ? Also, can you always put mud over mud without sanding or is there a time limit ?

[@PaulPeck]

Thanks man!💥👊🏻 Just prefill any bigger gaps is the reason for that. Yes you can mud over mud at any point.👍🏻

[@VaughanHandyman]

Used fibafuse as well, except i used gloves when i was putting it on cuz its so itchy.

[@therrolandrews4700]

Hey Paul, I appreciate the drywall repair lessons on the ceiling. I’m a tile subcontractor, who, every now and then, is faced with a drywall repair. Yesterday, while trimming out some old ugly drywall corners in stained hemlock, I hit the overhead hose bib running in the ceiling with my 15g nailer ( I hit it 3 out of five nails - water everywhere!🙄). I repaired the copper, but now I’m left with a 1’x4’ drywall repair. The long edges are on Joyce’s. Thanks for the tips. The ceiling looks like old heavy orange peel. So, if paper tape is all that is available, would you wet the paper before on the flat runs?

[@palmerpalmer1538]

Paul are you still using all purpose to bed your fiba fuse? I heard you need hit mudd to bed that

[@nanokcasts9187]

I’ve always been a mesh patch guy, I’ve never tried fiba fuse. I’ll look into trying it when I come across it. Thanks for your tips.

[@carlmccoy662]

Lowes carries it. It is great. Super thin. I use it on everything except corners. Don't even try to use it in corners like I did.

[@nanokcasts9187]

@@carlmccoy662 thanks for the tip. I'm still s paper tape and mesh kinda guy. Crazy how longs it has been and I still never used FIBA fuse

[@olspatula]

DIYer and many thanks for this instruction!

[@marilouvasauskas7136]

I'm getting ready to do a ceiling repair. Thus video has been quite helpful. I just finished my first skim coating on an entire room and thanks to you, it turned out great! I'm so pleased with it. Not quite as fast as you but I got it done.😁 I'm planning on using Durham's Rock Hard for the ceiling cracks. Have you ever used it? One area has the tape lifting and at the other end of the room, what appears to be a settling crack. Fingers crossed this comes out as well as the skim coat!

[@charlesmcneiljr5170]

Im a weekend warrior painter Paul. Jack of all trades master of none😂😂😂

[@priesthoodiii]

I've got some left over joint compound from another project, could I remix with some glue to make it better suited to ceiling work? - Homeowner

[@xephael3485]

House I'm in has a hybrid plaster type drywall..when they were converting from lath and plaster to gypsum type board. Not sure what it's called. ~1 thick

[@PaulPeck]

Hey there @xephael!💥👊🏻 Is it applied over multiple 18” panels and has a sanded a sanded finish?

[@xephael3485]

@@PaulPeck I think it's Rock Lath or something, maybe Perforated Gypsum Board Lath.. have to look for photos of patch job I did. I used 1/4 and 3/4 drywall sheets I think when I repaired a room.

[@terryq9966]

@@xephael3485 have the same type of walls in the old section of my 1950's house. I believe the underlayment is 1/4" "Blueboard" nailed in with ringshank blue nails. Expanded steel mesh was also nailed in all the corners. Over this was about 3/8" brown scratch coat which also the embedded steel mesh. This was followed up with a finish coat of glass smooth (and hard) white plaster. Also at the floor line was a 3/4" x 3/4" piece of wood to give the plasterer a guide to go by to keep the wall pretty flat when finishing down where the baseboards would be nailed. Hated to take some of the stuff out when we did some remodeling. They did a good job. I believe ours was the "model" house for the builder on this block, so they made it look real "pretty".

[@kathyr.6825]

Diyer and just learning ! Thank you

[@PaulPeck]

Awesome! I’m always happy to help!🙂

[@conradyo9274]

I'm a painter and Drywall finisher

[@kathyr.6825]

Can I use 1/8” drywall over stipples ceiling? I’m doing a small bathroom gut and may consider smooth ceiling vs other upgrades. Wondering 😉

[@PaulPeck]

Hi Kathy, have you considered skim coating over it? kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5elkpmnn92mbMk Let me know.👍🏻 -Paul

[@stephenjhayes1]

Nice job Paul.. been doing these kind of patches for quite a while. definitely appreciate these helpful videos! .. also just moved here (Palm Bay) from Minnesota... had painting business up there for 17 years Now I get to start over here😊🥺🥺

[@PaulPeck]

I really appreciate that @Ste J!💥👊🏻 Good luck with your new business! Thanks so much for watching and commenting my friend!😎 -Paul

[@stephenjhayes1]

@@PaulPeck thanks Paul.. Maybe we'll cross paths one of these days

[@VaughanHandyman]

Handyman, just fiinsished a ceiling repair from a leaky shower above. Great question to get comments by the way.

[@LadyPicker]

We are DIYers but have some things done. The area that needs working is our bedroom tray ceiling. Probably going to have this done but how in the world will we find someone who does work like this?

[@inof7]

Hi Paul! Thank you so much for your helpful videos :) Would you recommend FibaFuse over Strait-Flex Crack?? VERY curious!! I have a long crack throughout my kitchen and livingroom due to settling after previous owners replaced structure walls with a large beam. Anywhoo, I don't want to have to putty this one twice! Would really apricate your advice/ recommendation for my LONG stressed ceiling crack. Many, many thanks!!

[@PaulPeck]

🔵Checkout this Water Damaged Ceiling and Wall Repair Video Series: kzbin.info/aero/PL7Ww-LhWbB0EpUPC_6Wau5Jnzakor32Zy

[@joereinhart1343]

Did you stop using Strait-Flex Crack Tape? Is FibaFuse better than Crack Tape?

[@PaulPeck]

Hey there Joe!💥👊🏻 The Crack-Tape has been hard to find in my area. But, I just received some new FibaFuse Max tape that’s made for cracks. So I’ll be trying it out soon and making a video while using it. Thanks watching and commenting my friend!😎 -Paul

[@JSPHValentine]

Can this tape be used as an alternative on fresh drywall instead of paper tape? I noticed this tape doesn’t have a crease like paper tape so how do you apply this in the corners ?

[@JSPHValentine]

Ahh I kept watching and saw you used paper for corners and FibaFuse only on flat surfaces. Awesome Info! 🤘🏼

[@terryq9966]

@@JSPHValentine on regular tapered joints, it's kinda overkill and a lot more expensive. Unless the joint is going to be under some type of stress, just go with paper.

[@fredbarker1312]

Getting ready to repair and paint a vaulted ceiling in living room dyi

[@stephaniejudah363]

I understand that your in Fl, but do you know of a company with your same quality who works in NY?.

[@sherryspectre217]

#drywalltube Fibefuse ROCKS! I use it on almost everything. Still trying to perfect corners with it. Not quite there YET!

[@j.brianbobiak12]

Thank you for your help. DIY-er. Bathroom ceiling project.

[@PaulPeck]

No problem Brian! Always happy to help.👍🏻 Let me know if you run into any questions along the way on your ceiling project. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!😎 -Paul

[@tmballard3575]

Sweet job man.

[@Bhargaviskitchen22]

And when should i sad after finishing the coatings

[@Bhargaviskitchen22]

Sand*

[@processingbenefitsbt6306]

Nice video I love your video and nice to meet you

[@PaulPeck]

Thank you for that!👍🏻😎

[@processingbenefitsbt6306]

@@PaulPeck thanks you so much ❤️👍

[@rhouse4958]

I have about 50 nail nail pop outs, a few tape lift on ceilings, cracks around doors and a few corners that have separated due to settling. Debating doing DYI after watching majority of your videos or hire someone 😂

[@terryq9966]

We'll, it's not gonna be a short project, but eminently doable. Gonna have to cut around all the old screw/nails and pop out the old mud that hides the fasteners. Take out all those old screws (easy). If they are nails (harder, not impossible), my suggestion would be to get a Moulding Nail Remover also called a "cat's claw". 8" one is sufficient and runs about $9 on Amazon. Makes taking drywall nails out almost fun. I said ALMOST. Will have to put in TWO new coarse thread screws FOR each one you took out, about an inch above and below the old holes then finish as usual. Don't forget to use the butt end of your taping knife to kinda depress where the old fasteners were so you don't have any paper sticking up through your new mud. For the cracks, ya gotta slice down right through the crack, pull off any loose mud and tape if you find any. For the loose tape, you'll have to pull/cut off as much as you can. You don't want ANY loose paper at all. On both of these projects, make a small "V" shaped groove along the entire crack, get out any dust and use 45 minute mud to fill the crack and level off any areas that are depressed from tape removal. Just kinda get them flat with a 6" knife and then proceed as Paul has done in this video with the FibaFuse. The finishing will be different depending on the texture of the surface. Probably gonna have to feather it out to 12" to 18" or even 24" to get it looking relatively flat if it is a smooth finished wall/ceiling. If you don't go out far enough, the wall will look like a roller coaster, especially if the light is coming from a shallow angle. One thing I have learned is that the wall will NEVER be absolutely flat, it just has to have the appearance if being flat. That's why the repairs on cracks and on butt joints have to be finished so ridiculously wide. Not terribly hard, just a little tedious and more nitpicky around the doorway mouldings. If textured/skip troweled, your job is a bit easier in that you won't have to be quite as picky with absolute flatness, but matching textures is more of an art. Watch Paul for tips and tricks on skip troweling. They also make canned sprays for small area orange peel textures and the like. Sorry for the long answer, but that's the way it is. Not as bad as it sounds.😉

[@VijayGupta-ni9xn]

Very good video ❤️💐💐

[@PaulPeck]

Thank you Vijay! 💥👊🏻

[@thanhhoang2085]

Very clever hand

[@terry680124]

No experience. Dyi. big uneven crack in my manufactured homes textured ceiling. Been there for 18 years.

[@JT_70]

DIYer. I have lots of spots in my house where the paper tape and the plastic corner bead (rounded corners) are peeling away. I wonder if the builder may have used hot mud to bed the tape and the mud didn’t adhere well to the tape, or is there another cause of this? I also have 5 ceiling cracks to repair as well as water damaged ceilings in 4 rooms. Obviously crappy builder who hired only the cheapest subs. This is a 3,800 sq ft house in an upscale neighborhood. I wrongly expected better build quality.

[@laurakarczewski1312]

Ok I’m ready to try this. You must have a great crew because you’re very detailed with all your videos and I’m eager to try this. I’ve never done any drywall work and wanna try doing it on my own. I’ve already removed popcorn ceiling and put furring strips in. I’ll let ya know how it goes. 🤞🏼

[@tmballard3575]

I use a lot of hot mud

[@ScottFichter]

I must be hungry because that mud looks good.

[@PaulPeck]

Haha Scott!😂 It might look good. But it doesn’t taste good. Don’t ask how I know! Lol... Thanks for stopping by brother!💥👊🏻 -Paul

[@LDeezy662]

Painter gang where y'all at!

[@PaulPeck]

That’s what I’m talking about!💥👊🏻 Thanks so much for watching and commenting my friend!😎 -Paul

[@maryrichmond5080]

I am a DIYer and I'm terrified 🤣🤣

[@tmballard3575]

Im always repairing really bad tape and repairs.

[@charronfamilyconnect]

Where are the previous steps to this project, and is there a reason why you do not provide all the steps to this job in one easy to find video Paul?

[@PaulPeck]

Yeah because not many viewers watch 2+ hour videos here on KZbin...

[@charronfamilyconnect]

@@PaulPeck I understand your point. However, aren't most of your viewers from the older generation, and not from the current low attention span generation? :)

[@PaulPeck]

@@charronfamilyconnect Define younger generation...😂

[@charronfamilyconnect]

@@PaulPeck The ones born after 1990 that can't live without their smart phones for a minute, and watch sped up videos online when looking for instructions. Even your videos chopped up like you do would still be considered way too long. :)

[@PaulPeck]

Yes. Unfortunately I have to adapt to the platform if I want to be successful. And actually KZbin video lengths used to be like 2 minutes or less back in the day. So, this almost 11 minute video is a big step that wasn’t even possible a couple of years ago. So I’m happy about that.😃

[@nafnaf0]

DIY

[@Fadamaster]

I'm a painter

[@NC4Walker]

Ceiling DIYER

[@jenniferpugh-newby550]

Diyer

[@KINGWICKED1211]

Bro ..should of made the paper tape longer .

[@PaulPeck]

Maybe a little...😇

[@KINGWICKED1211]

@@PaulPeckGREAT WORK THO.

[@PaulPeck]

I appreciate that bro!💥👊🏻

[@danielr.schafer9504]

Ceiling repair, taped wrong... little or no bed for tape. completely falling off! longtime handyman (20+ years)

[@konamanstudio2447]

After that 🍻🍺👍

[@PaulPeck]

You betcha KONAMAN! 💥👊🏻🍻

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[@simonpidgeon949]

💯👍👍

[@mr.kenslifeshop4034]

Fibafuse max is better!!

[@victoraltun8594]

more esy if you use 20 ninutes and 10 inches blade 🤣🤣🤣

[@Keeshunna]

#drywalltube