Drywall

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Vinyl-Surfaced Board

Available in a variety of colors; is attached with special drywall finish nails and edges are left exposed without joint treatment

Ceiling screw distance

12" apart

Wall screw distance

16" apart

Thickness for a face layer

3/8"

Drywall dimensions

4 x 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16 4 x 8 and 4 x 12 are the most common

Ceiling nail spacing

7"

Wall nail spacing

8"

Advantages of drywall

Saves time in construction-it has a short drying time and many types for multiple uses

6" finishing knife

Used to bed tape in the first layer of joint compound and for filling nail or screw dimples

Prolonged tackiness

applying paint too thick; low quality vehicle

What is drywall with a 1/4" thickness used for?

base layer in multilayer applications or to cover existing drywall

Blistering

caused by excess heat; moisture accumulates under the paint

weather stripping

designed to reduce heat loss around doors and windows

How often should corner bead be nailed or screwed?

every 5"

what is drywall with 3/8" thickness used for?

face layer; repair or remodeling work over existing surfaces

Types of insulation

flexible, loose fill, rigid, and reflective

Drywall has tapered edges for what reason?

for taping and filling with joint compound

pigment

gives paint the color, durability, abrasion resistance,

Peeling

inadequate surface preparation; caused when paint is applied to a wet, dirty, oil, waxy or glossy surface

crawling

latex paint is applied over high gloss enamel or when paints are applied over silicone water repellent

vehicle

material that holds the pigment together and adheres to surfaces

What should you not do when double nailing?

nail around the perimeter

Where is drywall first installed?

on the ceiling

varnish

paint that provides a hard glossy transparent coating

Double nailed spacing

pairs are 12" apart, each pair 2" to 2.5" apart

3 types of joint tape

perforated/non-perforated paper tape and fiber mesh tape

What is a dimple?

pocket that is created and filled with joint compound

Lacquers

produces a firm oil and water resistance film

Purposes of painting

protection preventative maintennance sanitation fire retard camo illumination and visibility

When using adhesives, what must also be used?

screws or nails

Type S

screws used in metal studs

Type W

screws used in wood studs

what are 1/2" and 5/8" drywall used for?

single layer wall and ceiling application

Alligatoring

uneven expanison and contraction of the undercoat; caused by applying enamel over oil primer

Plasterboard

used as a plaster base, replacing wood or metal lath 16" or 24" wide x 48" long

Foil Backed board

used as a vapor barrier on exterior walls

shellac

used as finishing material and sealant; applied over knots

Thinner/solvent

used to adjust the consistency of paint

types of flexible insulation

Blanket and batt

Backing board

Designed to be used as a base layer in multi-layer systems. Has a grey paper lining on both sides and is not suited for finishing or decorating

Type X

Fire resistant

What type of nails are most frequently used?

Annular Ring Nails

What size gaps are acceptable when cutting drywall

1/2"

Thickness for single layer

1/2" or 5/8"

Thickness for a base layer

1/4"

What angles does the corner trowel go to?

103 to 90

What size corner bead for 3/8" or 1/2" drywall?

1"x1"

what size corner bead for 1/2" or 5/8" drywall?

1"x1.25"

what size corner bead for double layer drywall?

1.25"x1.25"

caulk

Composite material used to seal joints, crack and small openings

Requirements for drywall

Low moisture in framing members Stud Alignment Ceiling Joist Alignment

Water Resistant or Green board

Moisture resistant core and paper. Used in Bathrooms, Kitchens, Laundry areas, etc.

Types of paint

Oil enamel epoxy latex rubber portland cement aluminum

Stains

Oil Stain Water Stain Spirit Stain Chemical Stain

Multiflex tape bead

Two continuous metal strips on the undersurface of 2 1/8" wide reinforcing tape. Allows protection of corners formed at any angle. Available in 100' rolls

Sound Deadening

Used as a sub layer with other types of drywall (usually type x) 1/4" thick

16" finishing knife

Used for applying 3rd coat of joint compound

12" finishing knife

Used for feathering out the second layer of joint compound and is usually adequate for the third or topping layer


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