Create perfectly flat walls quickly and easily using Trim-Tex Buttboard. The Buttboard is placed between the studs and pulls back the drywall to simulate a f…
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Track a Hack · September 15, 2014 at 12:53 AM
They want you to pay huge bucks for pieces of composite wood! Do this: Get
yourselves a piece of plywood (NOT OSB JUNK) about 8″ wide x 48″ long. glue
and tack a 2″ wide by 48″ long piece of lumber (Doug Fir) cut from a 2×4 at
a 15deg. angle. Do that on each side of the board. Now you have a superior
board to the “ButtBoard”. To avoid the drywall screws pulling out under
stress and to eliminate future problems with the seam, make sure to use a
lot of adhesive on each side of the drywall and do not use a drywall screw
gun. Use a drill and drive the nails gently until a firm grip is obtained
and that the ends of the drywall pieces at the butt crease inward. You’re
done. Do that at all the seams and don’t get ripped off by buying pieces of
OSB.
Linsey Klingel · September 15, 2014 at 1:35 AM
You can make your own w/ strips of dense cardboard (available commercially,
too), or several layers of roofing felt, and ripping your own plywood. I
hate OSB for holding screws and would never use that stuff for this.
Plywood, IMO. Felt is a lot of work, but in a pinch…. Once you start
using these, you’ll never do w/out them.
artrainger · September 15, 2014 at 2:19 AM
This is very nice. Looking forward to trying it.
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