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Of particular trouble are all the hidden ducts -- we sprayed every outside corner with adhesive, attached a vinyl "cornerbead" with heavy-duty staples, and then coated over the bead with several layers of mud.
When we needed a break from the mudpiles, we washed up and then hung up some vinyl beadboard on the ceilings in the two wet rooms: the laundry and the bath. This stuff is amazing. It's totally waterproof, easy to pull down if we need to get to the pipes up above, and goes up like a dream (compared to drywall). Simply measure, cut, and then shoot into place with a finish nail gun. No mudding, no painting,... nothing but smiles!
This is truly amazing and what a wonderful "bonding" experience for you and Kristin. It looks like even little Lea stays near by and watches every move. It is really shaping up nicely. We're excited to watch this project continue to unfold. AWESOME!!!
ReplyDeleteTat ceiling turned out looking so great. Thanks for finding that stuff at HD. Where did you learn all the drywall skills? You're truly amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeauty! I filled all the holes in the crown we hung and it took me weeks and I was beat tired afterward. GO KRIS! That's a million times harder, I am sure. (I love that you have the play pen all set up) This basement is really look sharp already.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing Spencer. You are inspirational. I didn't know about the vinyl beadboard. That is way handy. Looks great too. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteVery impressive Spencer! How did you find the time to do that?
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