Are you repairing a small hole, or hanging new drywall? The answer will determine whether spackle or joint compound is the better material for the job.

There are also two main types of joint compound. The first type, all-purpose compound, comes in both powdered and premixed forms.

The main difference between lightweight and all-purpose joint compound lies in their weight and application; light weight, quick-setting joint compound is less dense and easier to sand, making it ...

Repairing drywall can be time-consuming and stressful work if you have little experience with the materials. DAP’s Premium Lightweight Joint Compound with DryDex eliminates some of the guesswork ...

Keep your workspace clean and achieve a flawless finish with dustless drywall sanding techniques. This guide covers everything from joint compound to final finishing for a smooth, mess-free result ...

Haynes suggested do-it-yourselfers have to assume the old joint compound does contain asbestos, unless it is a newer build, and handymen should always use a mask–preferably with a respirator ...