Instead of the mess of sanding drywall mud, smooth it off with a damp sponge before it is fully set up. Doug
--- In DoIt_Yourself@yahoogroups.com, "greatyoga" <greatyoga@...> wrote:
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> I put dry wall in our garage and taped the walls. I do not have a lot of time so did not mud the walls and sand them. I think it would take a day or two since it is a double garage. I want to sell the house this summer. Do people thing it would matter very much if I did not sand the walls and just painted. I need to work soon and at this time am unemployed so working is my first priority.
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> Thanks
> GB
>
> I put dry wall in our garage and taped the walls. I do not have a lot of time so did not mud the walls and sand them. I think it would take a day or two since it is a double garage. I want to sell the house this summer. Do people thing it would matter very much if I did not sand the walls and just painted. I need to work soon and at this time am unemployed so working is my first priority.
>
> Thanks
> GB
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