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Drywall installation should always be done by a professional, as it requires a highly skilled person to do it correctly. What the DIY aficionados have noticed is that the final result will just look bad, and there is no fixing it, except for tearing the whole drywall and doing it again.
Once the drywall is installed, it is time to prepare it for the painting project. The preparation requires removing any dirt, dust, cobwebs etc. The kitchen and bathroom walls should be expected thoroughly, as they are the most prone to collecting dirt, grease, and oil.
The next step is applying the paint primer, thus concealing “mud” and tape. Primer will also prevent the new drywall from soaking up so much of the paint. The primer step is often overlooked by amateurs, which is an enormous mistake, as it can help cover stains, glossy finish and even mildew. After the primer has been set for four hours, a slight sanding is needed so that any imperfections are removed.
