Tripper here.....I got my drywall hung on my ceiling. Ya! I had alot of recessed lighting to cut around and you suggested to tack the sheets up over the lights and use a router to cut around the inside of the cans . Didn't have a router, so I got a sawing drill bit, measured to the middle of the can, drilled in and rode the inside of the can and cut-out the drywall. Had to go around with a knife to get the cans to fall through, and it came out dandy! Ok, here's my next question: I was going to texture spray the ceiling but a few people have recommended a proceedure that comes out looking somewhat like stucco....roll over?? or something like that. It involves dabbing mud onto the ceiling and going over it with a trowel.....I've heard. What do you know about this? Ever here of it? How do you do it? Please let me know....Trip

I have a large mirror that is attached to drywall by some sort of adhesive and is resting in a u-channel. It butts up to the walls on either side. There is very limited space to get anything behind the mirror to try and break the adhesive bond. I have tried using a saw which I slipped down the back to try and saw through the adhesive and it is not breaking through. The adhesive appears black and gums up the teeth on the saw. My fear is that I pull too hard and the mirror will break off and fall on me. I am not interested in saving the mirror, so is there a way to safely break it for easier removal? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!