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Drywall installation and finishing techniques for vaulted ceilings and complex wall angles require specific tools and materials to achieve a smooth, professional result. To manage irregular gaps and structural joints, the installer uses a hole-cutting dial saw for precise electrical box cutouts and a pencil taped to a level to mark stud locations behind hung boards.11:36 For pre-filling large gaps, Easy Sand 45 compound provides a 45-minute cure time, while all-purpose joint compound allows for longer working times during the taping and corner-bead installation phases.17:55 Proper corner bead application involves alternating screw placement on left and right sides to ensure stability without bending the metal.19:26 When dealing with damaged surfaces, such as those left by old wallpaper, removing the compromised drywall and replacing it with new material is more effective than attempting to patch over the damaged substrate.15:01 Consistent, thin layers of mud followed by sanding are necessary to reach a high-quality finish, though the final wall texture can hide minor imperfections.25:21

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