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5 January 2026

  • curprev 13:2113:21, 5 January 2026 Jlebeau81 talk contribs 801 bytes +801 Created page with "A drywall skim coat is a very thin layer of joint compound (mud) applied to walls or ceilings to create a smooth, uniform surface, often to repair imperfections, hide old textures (like orange peel), or achieve the highest level of smoothness (Level 5 finish) before painting or wallpapering. It smooths out dents, holes, cracks, and makes old, textured walls look new and flat, providing a perfect base for a professional paint job. <h2>Key Purposes</h2> *Smooths Imperfect..."
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