gypsum joint compound, drywall mud

Description

Used for plaster wallboard finishing and texturing. Do not mix with other material.
If the joint compound is dry,carefully add water to read the desired consistency.The best way is 1kg jointing compound with **0ml water.
1 Apply the compound into any gap between the boards and fill the taper.Cut a piece of tape and press into the joint.cover the tape with the compound,and remove the redundtant,make sure the joint keep the same level with the surface,the first joints width is ******0mm.
2 After the first coat is set and and dried apply a further coat,extending *0mm to *0mm on each side.Ensure that the coat is tight and featured into the board surface.
3 Once the second coat is set and dried apply a final coat extending *0mm to *0mm on each side ,ensure that it is tight and featured into the board surface.
4 After the final coat is set and dried ,the joint should be lightly sanded using **0 grit paper held in hand or pole sander.
APPLICATION:
The compound should not be used in temperatures above *5℃ or below0℃.It must be applied over every wallboard joint.To ensure an adequate adhesion of the compound the tape must be firmly pressed against the board using a hammer head joint knife,uniformly distributing the compound.Likewise,apply multi-used compound over screw heads and plastic or metallic corners.To obtain better results,apply two or three compound layer over the tape.Clean excess compound off the board before it dries.Make sure that dry compound does not come into contact with the remaining mixture.