Definitions: J - Sheetrock & plaster

joint discoloration

A joint discoloration is a defect in drywall systems due to moisture trapped beneath the joint tape, which results in discoloration of the finished drywall surface.

References - joint discoloration

See the following for additional joint discoloration information:

• Drywall: Professional Techniques for Great Results Taunton; 3rd ed. Edition, January 2008, Myron R Ferguson, ISBN 1561589551
• Drywall: Installation and Finishing Delmar Cengage Learning; 1 edition, February 1993, Karen Goad, ISBN 827356056
• Drywall Construction Handbook McGraw-Hill Companies, August 1995, Robert Scharff, ISBN 70571244
• Drywall Clips - Code Notes Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, December 2009, Editorial Staff
• Elements of Energy Efficient House United States National Renewable Energy Laboratory, December 2009, Editorial Staff

Service Professionals that can help with joint discoloration issues

• Drywall Contractor
• Drywall and Plaster Contractor
• Plastering Contractor
• Handyman

Common projects involving joint discoloration

• Home Energy Efficiency Upgrade
• Add On to Home
• Remodel Garage To Room
• Makeover Basement

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