Couple questions about the process to follow ...

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I used to hang drywall for a company back in the day, but I was on the hanging crew. The finishing crew always came in the next day.

So I'm going to scrape this down (red arrows - all the way left to all the way right on the ceiling).
Should I scrape down the green arrow too?
And then do I need tape, do I remove old tape? Or do I just skim right over it?
Obviously if there is tape and it's coming off at all, I will just remove it and put new tape down.

On the other side of this wall (in the closet, the same thing happened - I think the ceiling must flex ever so slightly here in bad wind or something).

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u/deapee — 3 months ago
▲ 12 r/steak

Finally got it right - Fillet Mignon

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u/deapee — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/ticks

Tick or Mite?

This is in one of my terrariums climbing up the inside of the glass. I'm pretty sure it's a mite but wanted to check here just in case.

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Thanks!

u/deapee — 5 months ago
▲ 117 r/burgers

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u/deapee — 5 months ago