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Why do drywall joints sometimes show through on walls and ceilings after final decorating?
One reason may be the addition of too much water to texturing material or paint. Over-thinned paint or texture material does not adequately hide the normal contrast between the joint and gypsum panel paper. It is recommended before texturing and painting, that a prime coat of Sheetrock® Brand First Coat or undiluted, interior flat latex paint with high solids content is applied to the wall or ceiling surface.