How do I hide the uneven seams of a drywall ceiling?
The seams where each sheet of drywall meets another to finish the ceiling are bumpy, wavy, and unsightly, even with tape and putty; how does one go about making them less noticeable without using popcorn or redoing the joint?
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Give the seams a really good sanding, wipe the dust off with a slightly damn towel and apply another coat of mud/putty. Let dry thoroughly and repeat until things have a more even appearance. If that doesn't fix your issue you might need to call in a professional
After sanding, other alternatives.
https://www.familyhandyman.com/walls/wall-ceiling-repair-simplified-clever-tricks/view-all/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9-Nxr7TxZA
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