How to Mud Drywall THE WRONG WAY!!!!
A video on YouTube. In DIY & Home Repair, a Krater category.
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The host demonstrates the incorrect way to coat drywall patches, which creates visible humps on the wall when using a standard taping knife. He then demonstrates the correct technique using a unipatch method with drywall mud applied uniformly over patches to ensure a flat finish.
From the video
Answers: How do you coat drywall patches correctly?
- drywall patch finishing
- taping knife technique
- feathering drywall mud
- unipatch drywall method
What it concludes
- Coating drywall patches by going slightly wider than the tape on each pass creates bumps on the wall that will show under direct light.
- Applying a uniform layer of drywall mud over all patches and feathering the edges is the correct method to hide patches and tape.
- Using a unipatch technique prevents visible ridges and humps when installing fixtures or countertops over patched walls.
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