I have replaced the drywall in my bathroom and I retained the old ceiling that has texture on it. My question is what is the best way to tape and mud the wall to the ceiling with texture, do I scrape off some or all of the texture? And what is the best way to do that?

Paint on drywall seam --10 in .that surromds ouside od shower stall has cracked. Pulling it off I discovered the mesh drywall tape below showed no signs of mud and was on top of dryall which now has developed a 6 in length of mold--- Painter 3-years ago did not do proper job-what to do?

I am finally finished with a 10 foot addition to the 2 bedrooms at the front of my home. Once the additional was final on the exterior, ie: masonry walls, roof framing, sheathing, etc. I was left with the final task of removing the original exterior mas. Wall down to the floorline. Once this was...

My contractor hung the drywall leaving wide gaps between sheets, some I'll have to replace but can I tape and mud gaps that are 1/4" or less than 1/2" without it cracking later? This is in 2 room. Thank you.

I'm gettin' pressured to put up another wall in my basement, and my wife says she saw on diynetwork (TV show) a guy showing that you can mud the seams as you normally would, then let it dry only 1-2 hours then come back with a wet blade and skim them... instead of sanding them: No sanding...