Drywall patch and repair tips
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thank you...i punched a whole in my basement wall and my mom found it hehe:) Now i have to fix it and paint it or im grounded for a good while...Thanks!
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I love how simple you make it, no BS and its easy to understand. 10/10 man keep up the good work. and by the way you present your work well i could tell you know what your doing
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Great, informative I like how you explained how to do it wish me luck :)
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Great Vid Man
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NOW I'M READY!
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The best drywall video I've seen so far. But let me get this straight: It takes 3 days to patch drywall: Day 1, first coat, dry overnight; Day 2, sand and second coat, dry overnight; Day 3 sand again? Then a day to apply primer and a day to paint?
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That's some good stuff
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good stuff
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20 MIN QUICKSET FOR A FAST DRY
MrDaveyboyy 11 months ago
@MrDaveyboyy I did use 20 min but newbies would have a tough time with it.
ohnj1 11 months ago 2
I do recommend a day in between coats if you haven't worked with drywall before. There is what is called "hot mud" which can set-up as quickly as 5 minutes which means you could finish a patch in the same day but it can be tough to work with if you don't have experience with it.
ohnj1 1 year ago
What about patching a hole just like that (from a door knob) in a room that already has paint/texture. Does that same technique apply? Cuz I noticed that this is a patch job on an unfinished/unpainted piece of drywall.
ChaiVat 3 years ago
The technique is the same for sure. Smaller patch kits are available for door nob holes.
ohnj1 3 years ago
@ChaiVat Yes, the same technique is used.
ohnj1 1 year ago