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  "name": "What drywall finish level do I need for my room addition?",
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      "name": "What drywall finish level do I need for my room addition?",
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        "text": "Drywall finish levels range from Level 0 to Level 5, and the right choice depends on your intended wall covering and lighting. A Level 3 finish works well under heavy spray textures. Level 4 is standard for residential walls receiving flat or low-sheen paint with light orange peel or knockdown textures. A Level 5 finish adds a full skim coat across the entire drywall board. You should choose Level 5 for rooms with intense natural sunlight, sweeping grazing light, or glossy paint, as it eliminates visible differences in surface texture between the paper and mud.",
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        "description": "A Level 4 finish suits standard textures and flat paints, while a Level 5 skim coat is recommended for smooth walls, glossy paint finishes, or rooms with heavy natural light."
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  "description": "A Level 4 finish suits standard textures and flat paints, while a Level 5 skim coat is recommended for smooth walls, glossy paint finishes, or rooms with heavy"
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