Great show guys...glad to see you back again! I just wanted to mention that the bumps you mentioned in your drywall are not coming from the nails backing out. I have the same issue showing up in my home which was built five years ago. The bumps you are seeing are caused by the sheetrock mud pulling away from the head of the nails or screws. This is caused by applying the layers of mud too quickly and not allowing the first layer to dry fully. It can also happen when there is dust or debris left on the wall causing the mud to lose adhesion with the head of the nails. Not much you can do except chip out the old mud and repatch those areas. Just be sure to remove as much of the dust as possible before applying the mud and allow plenty of dry time between coats.
Love the show, I don't normally get to tune in when the episode drops but more often I play it while I'm driving to work, great information shared and I truly enjoy it
Thanks for answering my question. Indeed this happens with the PS100's volume real low, and it stays low so as to not be an issue when the output is opened up a bit.
Great show guys...glad to see you back again! I just wanted to mention that the bumps you mentioned in your drywall are not coming from the nails backing out. I have the same issue showing up in my home which was built five years ago. The bumps you are seeing are caused by the sheetrock mud pulling away from the head of the nails or screws. This is caused by applying the layers of mud too quickly and not allowing the first layer to dry fully. It can also happen when there is dust or debris left on the wall causing the mud to lose adhesion with the head of the nails. Not much you can do except chip out the old mud and repatch those areas. Just be sure to remove as much of the dust as possible before applying the mud and allow plenty of dry time between coats.
Love the show, I don't normally get to tune in when the episode drops but more often I play it while I'm driving to work, great information shared and I truly enjoy it
Thanks for answering my question. Indeed this happens with the PS100's volume real low, and it stays low so as to not be an issue when the output is opened up a bit.
Thank you so much for covering the P50E, F70G, and your cabinets!