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An additive for mud that makes it sandless #mud

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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This DIY project demonstrates a technique for achieving a perfectly smooth drywall surface, ideal for painting or even a Venetian plaster look. It involves misting the drywall compound with water or a specialized mix and then smoothing it with a trowel, eliminating lap marks and preparing the surface for final sanding. The process can be repeated for an even finer finish.

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It's gonna be like a more of our emission peel. You can use our finishing mesh. I want to rather grow, so I'm just gonna use that. So there's a mixture in there. There's a mixture in this one, but you can just use water too. It all depends on how you want to manipulate it, and how you want to feel it. Some people just like the Venetian low and they seal it, they don't panic. So it's whatever you want. You just want to use water, you can use water. You can use our mixture, you can use mix. But I'm doing here, so, I've got my lat bark here, and I'm ready for sanding it normal. I'm just gonna do that. Now I have my touch up, and sand it. So I don't have to make all the dust. If you want it to come here lightly, feel that? It's smooth. Alright, alright. Now if I'm on it smoother, I just want it dry. Dry trolley here, and I can get it like glass.

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