March 27, 2013
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The wood corner is removed from the closet bump-out. A metal corner bead will be installed.
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In order to properly sand and fix the walls, the baseboard heater surrounds are removed.
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Sanding begins, using 60 grit paper on a palm sander.
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All the gouges are sanded smooth.
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While the sander is out, I used it to smooth out the window casings as well.
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The square patch gets its final coat of joint compound, and is ready for sanding.
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Layers of joint compound, reinforced with more fiberglass tape, are built up until the door knob
hole is nearly flush with the wall.
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The metal corner bead is installed on the corner of the closet.
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Once installed, the corner bead is spackled and allowed to dry.
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