Taping, corner bead, sanding, popcorn removal and Level 5 ceilings. Finished flat enough for gallery lighting.
Curatorial note
Nobody looks at a good wall. They look at what hangs on it, the light, the room. Our job is the part you’re not supposed to notice: no ridge at the seam, no shadow at a screw, no flashing when the sun comes in sideways.
Muralix Construction, drywall finishing
Every piece is a service we do. Touch the work, it’s allowed here.
No. 01
Seam, Disappearing, 2026
Paper tape and joint compound on gypsum board, three coats
Every joint bedded, coated and feathered wide, so the line between two boards is gone before the primer goes on.
Point at it to move the light.
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Outside Corner, True, 2026
Metal, vinyl or paper-faced bead
Straight, crisp corners that survive vacuum cleaners and moving day. Bullnose or square, set plumb and buried in compound.
Point at it to move the light.
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Study in Dust, 2026
Joint compound, 150 to 220 grit
Ridges, trowel marks and edges taken down by hand and pole sander until the light passes over without catching.
Rub it to sand.
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Stipple, Removed, 2026
Acoustic texture, scraped, skimmed and painted
The popcorn is scraped off, the ceiling repaired and skimmed flat. The room looks taller and brighter. House built before 1990? We talk about asbestos testing first.
Drag across to scrape.
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Untitled (Level 5), 2026
Full skim coat over Level 4, primed
The highest finish in the trade: a thin coat over the entire surface. Nothing shows under raking light, gloss paint or big windows.
Move the light. Find a flaw.
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The trade grades drywall finishes from 0 to 5. Under room light, a Level 4 wall looks perfect. Under raking light, only Level 5 holds up.
Level 4 Sanded
Two coats over flat joints, three over screws and bead, all sanded smooth.
Used for Most homes: flat paint, light texture, wallpaper.
Levels as defined by the Gypsum Association, GA-214.
Four steps, in the same order every time.
We come see the room, the board, the light and your timeline, then tell you which level of finish it actually needs.
A price broken down by service and level of finish, so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
Floors, windows and fixtures are covered before the first coat goes on.
Coats, sanding, then an inspection under a work light. We clean up and walk the room with you.
Tell us about the job. We’ll call you back to look at it and give you a written price.
873 660 6312or write to sanoussi@muralix-construction.ca