How to Choose and Mix Setting Type Joint Compound
Use this fast-drying compound if you're short on time on your taping job.
Fast-hardening setting-type compounds are great for filling holes, corner beads, and any other place you need a thick layer of mud over drywall. They’re also perfect for when you’re on a tight schedule. In this episode of Building Skills, learn some tips for using setting-type compounds, including how to mix them properly.
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Does mixing with hard vs soft water make any difference?
Good question Mikey. I've never mixed hot mud with soft water as every place I've lived and worked has really hard water. Hot vs. cold water does make a diiference though!
Thanks for the great information. I do prefer the setting compounds. Yes it definitely is stronger
BENJAMIN RAUCHER