Purple paper eater - sheetrock question"
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Purple paper eater - sheetrock question"
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My purple board has lost some of the paper on it. Not all of the paper, but some. Also some on some greenboard as well. I alreayd have to compound some gaps/tape and corners in the area. Can you just use joint compound over these areas as well, or is there a better way? i have included a picture of several areas.
My purple board has lost some of the paper on it. Not all of the paper, but some. Also some on some greenboard as well. I alreayd have to compound some gaps/tape and corners in the area. Can you just use joint compound over these areas as well, or is there a better way? i have included a picture of several areas.

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Answer; cut out layers that are frilly as much as possible... if you do not go down to the gypsum (not sure what to coat that with) then coat it with a Primer Sealer. Some said Oil Base.... I used a water base like Bulls eye or Gardz or Kilz
Shop Bulls Eye 1-Gallon Interior Latex Primer at Lowes.com
Well, I hope anyway.
Answer; cut out layers that are frilly as much as possible... if you do not go down to the gypsum (not sure what to coat that with) then coat it with a Primer Sealer. Some said Oil Base.... I used a water base like Bulls eye or Gardz or Kilz
Shop Bulls Eye 1-Gallon Interior Latex Primer at Lowes.com
Well, I hope anyway.
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To Give you a simple answer Yes
To Give you a simple answer Yes while your doing the taping go over the affected areas then after the joint compound drys give it a light sand and use a drywall primer to seal it. Good Luck and let me know how it turns out***********************
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My purple board has lost some of the paper on it. ........... Can you just use joint compound over these areas as well
