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Drywall fasteners are overdriven through the paper face across a ceiling area. What is the quality concern?

Correct Answer

D) Compromised fastening and possible finish defects.

Torn face paper at overdriven fasteners can impair fastening and create finishing defects. Correct the fastening rather than relying on compound to conceal it. Source: https://www.usg.com/api/download-center/v1/assets/b0069f45-3588-538e-acc7-927b5d31bce8?country=us&download=true

Answer Options
A
Higher rated capacity from deeper penetration alone.
B
A larger allowable framing span.
C
Automatic improvement in the ceiling fire rating.
D
Compromised fastening and possible finish defects.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Torn face paper at overdriven fasteners can impair fastening and create finishing defects. Correct the fastening rather than relying on compound to conceal it. Source: https://www.usg.com/api/download-center/v1/assets/b0069f45-3588-538e-acc7-927b5d31bce8?country=us&download=true

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