Garage PICS

[mrfjsw294]

Mud, spackel or whatever you want to call it. Use it to fill in the joints and over the screws to make the wall nice and smooth. Ya it was pretty friggin cheap to do. I was surprised. Yes you can paint it but you need to wait until the Mud, spackel or whatever you want to call it has dried and been sanded down and the walls have been whiped down.

To add, when painting fresh drywall, it must be primed first. Then, if you are wanting a smooth finish, id suggest a light sanding after the primer has cured. Then apply finish coat. Preferably 2 light coats opposed to 1 thick heavy coat. Do all that and use a decent paint and you'll have a nice finish.

 

[Ern]

To add, when painting fresh drywall, it must be primed first. Then, if you are wanting a smooth finish, id suggest a light sanding after the primer has cured. Then apply finish coat. Preferably 2 light coats opposed to 1 thick heavy coat. Do all that and use a decent paint and you'll have a nice finish.

Ya, what he said. I used kilz

 

[stigg]

Ok here is what my garage looks like now, its almost done. Like I said up above I have couple more items to add in the garage. So when those get done ill post another round of pics.



Enjoy!

What brand of cabinets are those?