You can also find the non shrink joint compound at any of the home centers (Home Depot, Lowes, etc.), at paint stores (Sherwin- Williams, Kelly Moore, and others), and at most full line lumberyards. The product is pre-mixed and packaged in a 40 lb. box. If purchased in this manner dump the contents into a 5 gallon bucket with a tight fitting lid to keep it from drying out. Another product to consider is what is known as "15 minute mud". This is a dry product sold at paint stores. It is a fast setting joint compound which can be mixed in small quantities as needed. The caution noted by Billy Click is valid as the sanding dust contains free silica. Prolonged exposure to this dust can result in silicosis. Using a wet sponge to sand these products cannot be overemphasized.
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