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Drywall screws are overdriven so the paper face is torn. What is the concern?

Correct Answer

C) Fastener holding is reduced.

Breaking the face paper compromises intended fastening and can cause loose board or finishing defects. Screws should be properly seated without tearing the face; assess and correct affected fastening before finishing. Source: https://www.usg.com/api/download-center/v1/assets/b0069f45-3588-538e-acc7-927b5d31bce8?country=us&download=true

Answer Options
A
The panel becomes more fire-rated.
B
The texture will need less mud.
C
Fastener holding is reduced.
D
The stud spacing increases.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Breaking the face paper compromises intended fastening and can cause loose board or finishing defects. Screws should be properly seated without tearing the face; assess and correct affected fastening before finishing. Source: https://www.usg.com/api/download-center/v1/assets/b0069f45-3588-538e-acc7-927b5d31bce8?country=us&download=true

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