Patching drywall

Drywall Repair the Old School Way: This is a no-nonsense way of repairing sheetrock the old school way as shown to me by an old timer. The best part about it is you use no sheetrock tape just the sheetrock itself and a little bit of sheetrock mud.

How to properly patch a small or large hole in drywall walls or ceilings using a self-adhesive patch, putty knife, spackle, and sandpaper.

We've all been there. You want to repaint a room in your house. You remove the trim, but maybe you (or your demo hubby) don't score the trim and sure enough.…

Background: My Mom purchased a small house down the street from us. It was in decent shape but needed some

image:a23c229c6810ae0bf83bad0b6bc541b29034871a w:540 s:"fit" class_name:"mt-image-center" show_pin_button:"true" show_image_credits:"true" Once we’re out of college, patching holes in drywall involves more than a little toothpaste. Large areas of repair might seem overwhelming and easily subbed out to a contractor or handyman, but it really is a relatively easy endeavor. In my case, I wanted to take out the dinky vintage medicine cabinet in the apartment above my garage.

How to Patch Large Holes in Drywall: Big holes in drywall (aka anything larger than 6 inches across) are a little bit harder to fix than your usual little holes. They’re too big for a patch like we used before, so you’ll actually need to buy a panel of drywall and patch you…

I think we've all had an occasion where there's been a hole in a wall that's needed to be patched...

Do you have a crack in your drywall that keeps coming back? Today's post will help you fix this annoying problem in 5 easy steps using 3M's Patch Plus Primer. This weekend I was cleaning

Make a terrible drywall patch and everyone will notice. An invisible drywall patch goes unnoticed. The secret to make an invisible patch no one notices.

Drywall patch repair doesn't need to be intimidating, Matt provides a step by step on the process while sharing some great tips to make this process easy.