Over the past month or so I have been doing some update projects at home. Tearing out wood paneling, drywalling, and even tearing out some old tile to install new inside of an entryway. While I have helped with drywall before it was when I was 16 and let’s just say that the details are a little fuzzy on the right way to do quality drywalling. Instead of calling a professional in, I looked to my readily available options on where to find information. I reached out to friends and family that I knew had experience with it and then I turned to the internet.
One simple search for “How to tape and mud drywall” or any combination of those words and I was spoon fed hundreds of videos that showcase how many different people go about the process. (Some professional, some not so professional.) I never like to watch just one so I checked out a dozen or so and decided to give it a go. The point is, I didn’t spend time reading through instructions or finding books on the matter, I went to people that I knew had the knowledge then straight to videos for help. This is why I want to thank all of our customers who have ever asked the question “do you have a video on that?”.
Customer inquiries and FAQs are where a good number of our video topics on our blog and YouTube channel are generated. A simple search on our blog for video will show all of the tips and tricks videos that the EXAIR Application Engineers have released over the past handful of years. This count continues to go up as a new video is released every month since 2011. We currently have 54 EXAIR product related videos on our blog. Our YouTube channel features additional videos for product categories and some humorous (subjective, we know) videos from Professor Penurious.
Click on the image above to see all of our “Video Blog” entries.
If you have a topic you would like to discuss or something you think would make a good how to video for us, contact us and tell us.
Brian Farno
Application Engineer
BrianFarno@EXAIR.com
@EXAIR_BF
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