Posted by super99 on February 24, 2010 at 14:22:37 from (74.46.55.78):
Last December I started mudding the joints and screw holes in the office of the new building at our tractor club. The heat has been turned off since then. It's time to get back at it. My question, how long does the heat need to be turned on before I can put on another coat? Does the drywall have to be warmed up for the joint compound to stick, or can it be put on a cold wall? It's 60 miles up there, so I can only work on it on Saturdays. If the heat is turned up on Friday night, will it be OK to work on it Saturday morning? I will keep the joint compound with me so it will be warm. Do I need to keep the heat on until it's dry? Thanks, Chris
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