Md. Riday Khan

· 20 Nov 2021

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How to patch a hole in drywall?

Has become a subject of rocket science for many. But this is nothing more than a walk in the park for a carpenter. And it won't be for you either. Many take cheap remedies using a variety of household items such as toothpaste, glue, etc. to patch the screw holes in the drywall. It can get their work done. But, if you want a more lasting solution, you must avoid cheap remedies.

When you are tackling this small hole, there are options to solve it:

In both dimensions cut a rectangle of drywall about three inches larger than your damaged area.
Score one inch from each end to the back of the dryer.
Break the drywall on the score line and then remove the drywall from the paper.
Look for the drywall portion of the patch above the wall in the damaged area. (The part that is still solid, the paper is not 2 "large on each side)
Cut along this line.
Test plug for fit, and if necessary, clean some of the edge
Put some dry mud inside the paper lip.
Insert the patch sort into the hole
Mud on the edges
Let dry, sand and paint.
I will still use the answer for larger holes, though, or for something in the ceiling, but there have been a few cases of wrestling with my strapping when repairing holes of the same size (fist, doorknob's, etc.), because you need to keep new reinforcement, screwdriver. , A screw, etc., which makes it difficult for one person to juggle.

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