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drywall1313 · 05-13-2009, 03:31 AM

I have 10' walls ,metal framing. I was thinking of hanging 5/8 4x10 vertically?Any downsides to this ?Also to glue or not to glue (metal framing)?
Also has any one heard of or tried using Durabond 90 or 45 in plus 3 for faster drying times?
Thank you for any responses! I am a 20 yr Carpenter With light hanging and taping experience.I specialize in interior finish work.

**Darren@Partners** · 05-13-2009, 07:37 AM

Vertical stand-ups for metal studs is the standard procedure. Just be sure that the opposite side of the wall breaks on a different stud. Be sure to hold the rock off the floor with a scrap. Do not let the rock be in direct contact with the floor as moisture can wick up the sheet.

Use the durabond for pre-filling prior to taping with an all-purpose mud. Use the +3 or lite weight for the fill and finish coats.

drywall1313 · 05-13-2009, 09:54 AM

Thanks for the tips .I appreciate it.

tapingfool · 05-13-2009, 02:36 PM

mixing durabond in +3 wont make it dry alot sooner, I would use maybe 120 mix so you have time to use it all before it sets up.don't need to use glue..OR
call a full time spackler!!!

**Darren@Partners** · 05-13-2009, 02:40 PM

Wasn't advocating mixing the two!!! Reread my post. Durabond for prefill, then use all-purp to tape, then use +3 or any lite for fill and finish.

A+ Texture LLC · 05-28-2009, 11:44 AM

[quote=Darren@Partners;4647]Vertical stand-ups for metal studs is the standard procedure. Just be sure that the opposite side of the wall breaks on a different stud. Be sure to hold the rock off the floor with a scrap. Do not let the rock be in direct contact with the floor as moisture can wick up the sheet.

What are you to do when the customer WANTS you to finish rock all the way to the floor (no floor trim). I'm bidding a house now where the builder does this, seams like its gonna be a pain. I'm in az so it's fairly dry. I was a little more concerned it would cause more cracking when it settles. He even wants all bullnose down to the floor, cornerbead to the floor is a bad idea, and every doorway even has it.

joepro0000 · 05-28-2009, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by tapingfool

mixing durabond in +3 wont make it dry alot sooner, I would use maybe 120 mix so you have time to use it all before it sets up.don't need to use glue..OR
call a full time spackler!!!

Hey I mix 45 or 90 with regular mud all the time, and it does dry quicker. I have been doing this for over 5 years. Never a problem! Why do we do this? It gives a more smoother coat than the durabond only/fisheyes and rough ness.

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drywall1313 Junior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: suburbs of Chicago IL Posts: 2	Vertical drywall hanging? I have 10' walls ,metal framing. I was thinking of hanging 5/8 4x10 vertically?Any downsides to this ?Also to glue or not to glue (metal framing)? Also has any one heard of or tried using Durabond 90 or 45 in plus 3 for faster drying times? Thank you for any responses! I am a 20 yr Carpenter With light hanging and taping experience.I specialize in interior finish work.

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drywall1313 Junior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: suburbs of Chicago IL Posts: 2	Thanks for the tips .I appreciate it.

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tapingfool Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 87	mixing durabond in +3 wont make it dry alot sooner, I would use maybe 120 mix so you have time to use it all before it sets up.don't need to use glue..OR call a full time spackler!!!

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Darren@Partners Super Moderator Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: KCMO area Posts: 829	Wasn't advocating mixing the two!!! Reread my post. Durabond for prefill, then use all-purp to tape, then use +3 or any lite for fill and finish.

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A+ Texture LLC Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Sierra Vista, AZ Posts: 397	[quote=Darren@Partners;4647]Vertical stand-ups for metal studs is the standard procedure. Just be sure that the opposite side of the wall breaks on a different stud. Be sure to hold the rock off the floor with a scrap. Do not let the rock be in direct contact with the floor as moisture can wick up the sheet. What are you to do when the customer WANTS you to finish rock all the way to the floor (no floor trim). I'm bidding a house now where the builder does this, seams like its gonna be a pain. I'm in az so it's fairly dry. I was a little more concerned it would cause more cracking when it settles. He even wants all bullnose down to the floor, cornerbead to the floor is a bad idea, and every doorway even has it.