Sanding and Patching Drywall

When you bought that new painting, you found the perfect spot to hang it. Or so you thought. Now, after living with it for a while, you want to move it. Well, who’s gonna patch the original hole you made in the wall? You are. Because you’re about to learn some really helpful tips on how to repair minor dents, holes or cracks in walls. And if you’ve got a woodworking project that needs a little sanding, you’ll learn a few tips about that too. So, let’s get started.

Now, there are several options and techniques for repairing drywall depending on the size of the dent, hole, or crack. Whatever method you use, these tips can help make your work easier.

First on the list if you have low vision is lighting. For this task as with any task on your list, getting your lighting right is one of the most important things you can do for yourself. So, wear a headband light or use an adjustable light to brighten your work area.

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