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Patching drywall the easy way! #wallpatch #drywallrepair #sheetrock #patch #homeimprovement #reno

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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This project utilizes the Walrus Weightless Wall Patch Kit to quickly and easily repair small holes left by wall anchors, providing a textured, paint-ready surface without the need for traditional spackle or putty.

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So this is the weightless wall patch kit. It comes as a kit. You're going to get the hand tool, and you'll get 12 patches. Six are knock down texture, and six are orange peel texture. You put the tip of your tool into your wall anchor hole. When you twist it with a little bit of pressure, there's a thin blade that's going to shave away the top layer of wall texture. You put your pre-textured adhesive patch. You just peel it like a sticker. Apply it to the wall into the cavity that you just created. It's the same diameter and same depth, so you're going to get a flush finish, so you're ready for paint without having to wait for any speckle or putty to dry. So no more speckle, no more putty, the wall wrist. So anywhere where there is a wall anchor, you've got a wall anchor that you've punched in or pulled out, it leaves a small hole. Now you have this simple little tool called the wall wrist that's going to resolve that hole fast and easy. What do you think? Is a professional painter or do it yourself or we want to know? What your opinion is is something that you would use. It's called the wall wrist. Work it somebody by one. On our website wall wrist tools dot com.

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