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Repair and Paint Closet Walls

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Office Closet Makeover

What happens here

Inspect the walls for holes, dents, or rough spots left by the removed shelving. Apply spackle or drywall compound to fill these imperfections. Use a putty knife or trowel to smooth the patches, ensuring they are flush with the wall surface. Allow the compound to dry completely, then sand lightly until smooth. Clean any dust, then apply a fresh coat of paint to all interior walls of the closet for a clean, unified look.

Goal: After demolition, prepare the closet walls by patching any holes or imperfections left by the old shelving. Once dry, paint the entire closet interior to provide a fresh and clean background for the new system.

Tools and materials

  • Paint Brush
  • Paint Roller
  • Paint Tray
  • Putty Knife/Trowel
  • Sanding Block/Sander
  • Stepladder
  • Drop Cloth
  • Paint
  • Painter's Tape
  • Spackle/Drywall Compound

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go along the edges and heading all the call then take a mallet and lightly break everything apart now keep in mind you will break some drywall so grab yourself some spackling and a 6-inch spackle knife and start blending in and patching up all the damage that's done once it salts right up put a nice fresh coat of paint to make sure we're stern from zero as you can see we've demoed our old closet space we patched up any drywall that was damaged and now we put

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