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Spackle vs Drywall mud for backdrop joints?

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Posted by BATMAN on Monday, February 3, 2020 2:59 PM

Vinyl flooring sounds like a good idea. If I ever build another layout I will look into it. Prep for painting may require some research.

Brent

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Posted by The Milwaukee Road Warrior on Monday, February 3, 2020 5:59 PM

I have read about vinyl flooring in one of my MR books.  I can definitely see where there would be advantages to that.  But I'm already committed.

Today I found DAP Dynaflex Flexible Spackling.  Flexible, sandable, paintable.  "Won't sink, shrink, or crack."  "Repairs drywall, wood, and metal."

We shall see......

Andy

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