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Join Date: Sep 2007
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can i cover bare wood with hotmudd
I had a contractor knock down a wall and put a header in. He finished it by mudding directly over the bare wood because the header he built was too wide to hang drywall over. The mudd did not adhear and cracked throughout. I have since cleaned it all up back to square one but don't know how to proceed. There is only about 1/8 in. room from the surface of the header to the outer surface of the surrounding drywall. The best i can figure is i need something thin enough to hang over the header to subsitute for drywall or some kind of precoat that would allow the finish coat to adhear to the bare wood. Would some kind of mesh work here?
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Long Island, NY
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can i cover bare wood with hotmudd
They have 1/4 " drywall. You should be able to feather out the 1/8" projection.
What was the reason the header was made too large? And it wasn't because it was needed. I don't care what the contractor says. Ron |
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