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Measure and Load Joint Compound

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AMAZING Painting Tool! Mud'n More Mixball

What happens here

The hosts instruct on the mixing ratio: three scoops of dry joint compound powder to one scoop of water. They use 5-minute hot mud for this demonstration. First, three scoops of the joint compound powder are carefully added into the Mud Mixball using the smaller measuring cup. Then, one scoop of water is measured with the larger cup and poured into the ball on top of the powder. The goal is to achieve a consistency similar to pancake batter.

Goal: This step details how to measure the dry joint compound and water, following a 3:1 ratio (powder to water) using the provided measuring cups, and then loading them into the Mud Mixball.

Tools and materials

  • Large Measuring Cup
  • Mud Mixball
  • Small Measuring Cup
  • 5-Minute Hot Mud Powder
  • Water

What they say

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going to mix this at a ratio of three of these powder scoops to one of the water scoops so we've got some 5-minute mud right here three scoops three scoops of ice cream so this is kind of just like making pancake batter isn't it is kind of like making pancake batter and that's the consistency we're shooting for and you'll see how fast it makes it up mixes it up I got some water down here I'm gonna fill my cup up of water John's got the drill so here's my water it's just one cup of water gonna dump that in and this comes up with buttery smooth

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