further additional layers of tape may be added typically the openings in the mesh must be small enough to keep sufficient amounts of compound out of the head of the fasteners so that the fasteners may be easily accessed for removal in addition the openings in the mesh must be large enough to allow sufficient amounts of compound into the joint between the panels in yet another embodiment fasteners having pull thru or snap off heads may be used on the panels the pull through heads would be fasteners with heads near the same size as the fastener itself thus when pulling the panel off of the support structure the fastener heads will easily pull through the panel without damaging the panel the pull thru head fasteners may be used at any location on the panels the panels may be wedged from the support elements using any known method such as using a crowbar type tool or by hand etc further the space in between the support structure and the panel may be accessed and the fastener may then be cut in another embodiment the fasteners may be found using a mechanical magnetic or electromagnetic device thus the fasteners may be located before the compound or tape was removed one example of a mechanical method would be shaking or vibrating the panel in order to expose the fastener with the fasteners located they may be easily removed from the wall either before or after removing the tape in yet another alternative with the screws removed from the panel edges the entire panel may be moved by twisting pulling etc in order to locate the remaining fastener or fasteners in the panel with the last.