Finish Small Hole (Sponge & Prime Alternative)
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How to fill and spackle holes in drywall. Fixing a hole in sheet rock. Sheetrock Hacks.
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After applying spackle to a small hole, you can either wipe off the excess using a wet tile sponge to ensure a clean finish, or you can use a flat spackle knife to scrape and level the spackle, similar to the medium hole method. The key is to avoid leaving a noticeable flat spot on the wall where the patch is. Once the spackled area is smooth and dry, take your Insul-x Seal Lock spray primer and lightly spot prime the patched area, preparing it for the final coat of paint.
Goal: Smooth and prime a small patched hole using an alternative cleanup method
Tools and materials
- Flexible Spackle Knife — Alternatively leveling the spackle
- Insul-x Seal Lock Spray Primer Insul-x — Spot priming the patched area
- Wet Tile Sponge — Wiping off excess spackle
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