Drywalling Around LOTS Of Pipes Hack!

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Drywall around pipes can be a tricky task, especially when there are a lot of pipes involved. This video, "How To Fix Drywall Around LOTS Of Pipes" will show you how to fix drywall around pipes like a pro. We'll walk you through the process of measuring, cutting and installing drywall around pipes in a way that will ensure a smooth and professional finish. We'll also share some tips on how to avoid the common mistakes that people make when working around pipes and how to fix drywall in a way that will minimize the need for touch-ups. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a first-time drywall installer, this video will give you the information and inspiration you need to tackle this project on your own. So, don't wait, watch now and learn how to fix drywall around pipes like a pro!

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[JBTraveling]

The drummer with her drum skills was the best!

[cncaliguy]

I do this with a piece of card board. You can cut the cardboard, check reference spots for fitment and make adjustments. Take all the fittings off and it should go in pretty flush.

[davidjordan]

Thank you! This video was most helpful with my project!

[nikolaiv]

I like the overall strategy! Good job.

[transgreaser]

Thank you so much for sharing reality. 💪💪💪

[gobble]

That was a great video! Good job! Thanks!

[reformationcharlotte]

Spackle is for filling nail holes, not to be used as joint compound.

[georgetate]

THIS video answered questions I had after having my house re-piped. I knew the plumber wouldn't patch the holes that were sure to be left, but I was sure I could do drywall patches... I've done many of them. However, it has been 30 years or so since I repaired any sheetrock! Repairing just one set of holes under the kitchen sink has taken me forever. I still have two bathrooms, and I figured there MUST be a better way to fix the drywall around the pipes under the bathroom sinks.

I have a question for you, though.

Although I've taped/bedded a lot of sheetrock, most of it 99.9% was done in the 1980s. Products and methods have both improved since then, and I have to relearn and learn anew about both! My technique is awkward, to say the least.

How would you patch a 12"x18" hole in sheetrock behind a new commode - preferably without removing the commode? The hole's right side abuts the adjoining wall's inside corner. I cannot get my hand behind the commode tank, much less a mud knife.

Thanks for any ideas!

Thanks so much!

[ginajulien]

Great advice, my laundry room configuration is almost identical, however, I have no space to put any back framing to adhere the new drywall to because the back wall is cement wall of the house. Any suggestions under these circumstances?

[sambrady]

Thanks for the tips.BTW, she is adorable.

[Tipperary]

I appreciate showing possible problems. Yes, Ukraine!!

[lyteyearz]

This is awesome. Unfortunately I can’t use this method because 1 the other side of the wall is the other side of someone else’s garage 2 the pipe is coming out at a funky angle (seriously wtf ) which means the cut won’t be a circle; it will be an oval (fk!) and 3 the wall is made of particle board. I want to slap whoever decide to convert a 3 car garage to 3 separate garages the cheapest way possible. Like why would you that? Smh 😩