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Home Why Climate Control Matters?
Lydia's explanation of the consequences of poor climate control when working with drywall is crucial. It shows how important it is to allow materials to dry properly before moving on to the next step. The example she shared of coating over wet tape in a cold, non-climate controlled environment resulted in major issues with wrinkling, crowning, and tape proud of the bevel. It's a reminder that even small mistakes can lead to significant repairs and a lot of extra work. To avoid these problems, maintaining proper climate control, allowing materials to dry thoroughly, and taking the time to do things right the first time are essential in drywall projects.

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