Surface Preparation — Clean the Damaged Area
Part of project
Drywall Patch · Step 1 of 9
The short answer: Use a putty knife or sandpaper to remove any loose pieces of paint or drywall around the damaged area.
See all the stepsIn this video
Use a putty knife or sandpaper to remove any loose pieces of paint or drywall around the damaged area. This ensures that the spackle adheres properly and creates a smooth finish.
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Surface Preparation — Clean the Damaged Area
Part of project
Drywall Patch · Step 1 of 9
The short answer: Use a putty knife or sandpaper to remove any loose pieces of paint or drywall around the damaged area.
See all the stepsIn this video
Use a putty knife or sandpaper to remove any loose pieces of paint or drywall around the damaged area. This ensures that the spackle adheres properly and creates a smooth finish.
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