[Greenbuilding] Drywall, tape, and mud

Jason Holstine jasonh at amicusdb.com
Fri Feb 1 13:23:05 CST 2008


Hey Ron,

Depending on their sensitivities, might start with:

- GP's paperless drywall (Home Depot, etc carries it)
- If need adhesive, we have Titebond Drywall Adhesive--no solvents, very low
VOCs
- In lieu of a drywall mud, can mud with American Clay earth plaster (a
finishing plaster that could be what they finish some rooms with).
- Seal the new wall with AFM Safecoat New Wallboard Primecoat--a special
primer, almost like yogurt, to seal in offgas in and behind the wall.
- Paint it with American Pride zero-VOC paints or the American Clay
- Timbron trim pieces (moldings, crowns, quarter rounds, closet poles,
etc)--we stock--made with post-consumer recycled plastic, no real offgas,
nailable, paintable with the American Pride

There are a couple zero VOC drywall compounds we've seen but haven't been
impressed with, so don't yet carry or recommend.

Jason Holstine
Amicus Green Building Center
www.amicusgreen.com

  

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:greenbuilding-bounces at listserv.repp.org] On Behalf Of RONALD CASCIO
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2008 5:07 AM
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Subject: [Greenbuilding] Drywall, tape, and mud


I've got a new client who has sensitivity issues that needs some drywall
work done. Anyone have information on drywall boards, tape and mud that
address those with ultra sensitive issues?

Ron 


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