Needin' drywall advice

[Buzz-sawyer]

Yep!
Almost brand new      (mostly used up) t9 dozers for sale
Best of all at a price you cant refuse

[Bro. Noble]

I told the guy he had the job-----he's going to do everything 'knock down'.

[Patty]

I think you made a good choice there, Noble. As Jeff mentioned earlier, the rough texture collects dust big time. He vacumns his, we repainted ours every few years, Either way it is a real pain.
I hope yours turns out nice. The drywall finisher can really make a difference as to how your house turns out. When they are good, it really turns out nice, but when they aren't so good, boy it REALLY shows.

[Bro. Noble]

Thanks to all for the help and for possibly preventing me from making a mistake.

The guy is finishing a big church and won't start on ours for a couple of weeks.  He was needing to know for sure if I wanted him,  cause the manager of the lumber yard is wanting him to do his house.  That makes me feel confident too.

EZ,  

an aside.  This drywall guy was a student of mine 25 years ago.  He had some problems then and hung with the wrong croud.  He is now a respected member of the comunity has a good family and is doing well.  Too many times people look at youngsters and say "too bad they turned out bad"  The fact is they are just starting and havn't begun to 'turn out'.

[etat]

Just gotta say, I am FIGHTIN MAD, at everybody here about this here drywall situation!!!!!!!  Here I've been wearin my fingers down to the BONE, breathin untold abounts of DRYWALL DUST, tryin to get this stuff SMOOTH so's the seam's won't show, and yall tell me yall done invented a whole different better WAY!!!!!!!