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not water to powder. And sift compounds while pouring.
DO use 150 grit or finer sandpaper (220 grit abrasive mesh cloth) when sanding topping or lightweight all-purpose joint compounds.
DO remove all sanding dust from surfaces prior to decorating.
DON’T roughen the surface paper of drywall panels when sanding. This raises the nap of the paper and can cause joint and fastener areas to remain visible after final decoration.
DONT begin painting before the joints are thoroughly dry. Painting over wet joints is a major cause of joint discoloration.
DONT apply excess knife pressure when spotting nail heads. This practice scoops compound out of the dimpled area surrounding the fastener.
For more drywall finishing tips, consumers can call (800) USG-4YOU and ask for “Quality Drywall Finishing in All Kinds of Weather” brochure.
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