hot mud is the dry self mix. it dries by chemical reaction as opposed to evaporation. it has dry times of 20, 45, 90 minutes. i like to use it to fill larger gaps before taping as it dries quickly. good for quick patch jobs, but harder to sand than regular box mud.
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What's with the radio !!!!!!!! Every serious drywaller has a BOSH radio,,, didn't you get that memo?????![]()
the brown bag is stronger it will not shrink, it wont let water pass threw it. it is harder then plaster will bond to pretty much anything, but glass and plastic,
the pictures I posted on the crown moulding job I'm doing the crown I made yesterday was made with Durabond 45 and 90. If your having a hard time call USG they should be able to find you a supplier.
here are some pictures of what I do with Durabond in the brown bags, the white bags are just ready mix joint compound just in powder form. with Mica added to make it dry.
These pictures are of how I use Durabond 90, 45 and 20 these jobs all have Durabond as my base coats
the pictures I posted on the crown moulding job I'm doing the crown I made yesterday was made with Durabond 45 and 90. If your having a hard time call USG they should be able to find you a supplier.
here are some pictures of what I do with Durabond in the brown bags, the white bags are just ready mix joint compound just in powder form. with Mica added to make it dry.
These pictures are of how I use Durabond 90, 45 and 20 these jobs all have Durabond as my base coats
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