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None Gypsum and Wallboard

When installing drywall screws a special drill bit is used to dent the drywall around the screw to allow drywall mud to cover the screw head. What is the name of this type of dent?

Dimple
Drywall dent
Concave
Finish

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Certain types of drywall is manufactured to resist moisture and mold growth.

True
False

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When finishing gypsum wall board there are two types of tape you can use. You can either use paper tape which is better for speed and production or you can use mesh tape which is better for fixes and repairs.

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When installing sheets of drywall on a wall screws should be placed no less than O.C.

12"
14"
16"
18"

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If wall board is installed tight to the metal or wood studs behind it, this will ensure less nail pops in the drywall.

True
False

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Nails can be used to install drywall. The type of hammer that is used to install drywall nails has a concave which leaves a divot or dimple in the drywall around the fastener.

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The type of drywall most commonly used when fire resistance is required is called type X gypsum board.