Get a smooth, professional finish with the right drywall compound. Whether you are a pro taping drywall in a new build, or a homeowner finishing a basement, McMunn & Yates has the right drywall mud, joint compound and finishing products you need.
Choose from drywall compounds designed for taping, finishing and repairing drywall including CGC's Dust Control Compound which helps reduce airborne dust for a cleaner sanding experience. Our selection includes ready-mixed drywall compound, lightweight joint compound and specialized compound that sets in less than 90 minutes which is ideal for projects where a faster completion time is important.
Tired of drywall dust getting everywhere? CGC's Dust Control Compound is designed to make the sanding process cleaner and more manageable. Instead of creating a cloud of fine dust that stays suspended in the air, the sanding particles fall more directly to the floor, helping reduce airborne dust and making cleanup easier. It's a great option for renovations, home renovations and drywall repairs. where keeping the work area cleaner matters.
Choosing the right drywall compound depends entirely on the project and the stage of drywall finishing you're working on. All-Purpose Ready-Mixed Compound comes wet and are ready to use and can be used throughout the entire project, from embedding drywall tape to applying the finishing final coats. You can also choose specialized ready-mixed compounds designed for specific stages of the process, such as taping compound, which is ideal for the initial coat when embedding drywall tape over joints and seams. For the final coat, finishing compound is the ideal choice. Finishing compounds are typically lighter and easier to spread, allowing you to feather the edges over a wider area and create a smooth, flat surface that is ready for priming and painting. They are also designed to sand easily, helping you achieve a clean, professional-looking finish. Setting Compounds, also known as fast-setting compound or hot mud, are available in a variety of working times and are ideal for filling deep gaps, pre-filling cracks, making quick drywall repairs and embedding tape. Their minimal shrinkage and high strength make them particularly useful for these applications. The trade-off is their faster setting time, so you need to work efficiently and mix only what you can use within the product's working time.
Most drywall joints require multiple coats of joint compound. A typical installation includes a coat to embed the drywall tape, followed by additional coats to widen and smooth the joint until your ready for your final finish coat. However, if you are just doing a drywall repair, you'd likely only 2-3 coats.
Yes. Drywall compound can be used to repair small holes, dents and imperfections. Larger holes generally require a drywall patch or replacement piece before joint compound is applied to finish the repair.
For drywall mud and compound, use a 120 to 150 grit sandpaper for the initial pass, and switch to 180 to 220 grit for the final smoothing before painting. Quick tip for best results:
From drywall mud and joint compound to drywall tape, sanding supplies and finishing tools, McMunn & Yates has the products you need to complete your drywall project. Whether you're a contractor finishing a new build or a homeowner tackling a basement renovation or drywall repair, find the right products for the job at your local McMunn & Yates.
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