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Let home improvement mentor Steve Maxwell show you how to complete repairs on simple drywall issues before painting.

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1) Introduction In this introductory lecture, veteran home improvement instructor Steve Maxwell outlines the drywall patching and drywall repair skills he'll be teaching, when they can be used, and the types ... 1 views link to external resource
2) Assembling Your Drywall Patching Toolkit Steve shows the four essential drywall repair tools you'll need and how to select them: utility knife drywall knife sanding sponges repair compound 1 views link to external resource
3) Patching Old Nail Holes in Drywall Old nail holes are the most common kind of drywall damage, and fixing them is the easiest type of repair. Watch and see how success depends on dimpling the surface before filling. 1 views link to external resource
4) Fixing Drywall Screw Pops Screw pops (also called nail pops) are a common problem in new homes as wet framing lumber dries and shrinks. Fixing them involves removing all the old compound, replacing with fresh, then sanding. ... 2 views link to external resource
5) Repairing Drywall Holes as Big as a Walnut Repairing larger holes involves the use of setting compound applied as a foundation layer. Another essential trick is trimming away frazzled paper from the edge of the damage zone. 1 views link to external resource
6) Repairing Holes Bigger Than a Walnut Big holes need some kind of backing before the application of setting type compound. Installing it in strips is the best way to make this happen. 1 views link to external resource
7) Spot Painting Patched Zones If you've got some left over paint, there's no need to repaint an entire wall after patching. Here's how to use a mini roller to cover patched zones. 1 views link to external resource
8) Pre-Paint Masking Regular masking tape doesn't usually create crisp painted lines. Painter's tape works much better, but only if it's applied right. 1 views link to external resource
9) Neater Caulking With Masking Tape Masking tape is the best way to create perfectly neat caulking joints. It works indoors and outside, and speeds results, too. 1 views link to external resource
10) A Few Final Tips 1 views link to external resource

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Patching Walls Like a Pro 19.99 €

Lessons

1) Introduction

In this introductory lecture, veteran home improvement instructor Steve Maxwell outlines the drywall patching and drywall repair skills he'll be teaching, when they can be used, and the types ...

2) Assembling Your Drywall Patching Toolkit

Steve shows the four essential drywall repair tools you'll need and how to select them: utility knife drywall knife sanding sponges repair compound

3) Patching Old Nail Holes in Drywall

Old nail holes are the most common kind of drywall damage, and fixing them is the easiest type of repair. Watch and see how success depends on dimpling the surface before filling.

4) Fixing Drywall Screw Pops

Screw pops (also called nail pops) are a common problem in new homes as wet framing lumber dries and shrinks. Fixing them involves removing all the old compound, replacing with fresh, then sanding. ...

5) Repairing Drywall Holes as Big as a Walnut

Repairing larger holes involves the use of setting compound applied as a foundation layer. Another essential trick is trimming away frazzled paper from the edge of the damage zone.

6) Repairing Holes Bigger Than a Walnut

Big holes need some kind of backing before the application of setting type compound. Installing it in strips is the best way to make this happen.

7) Spot Painting Patched Zones

If you've got some left over paint, there's no need to repaint an entire wall after patching. Here's how to use a mini roller to cover patched zones.

8) Pre-Paint Masking

Regular masking tape doesn't usually create crisp painted lines. Painter's tape works much better, but only if it's applied right.

9) Neater Caulking With Masking Tape

Masking tape is the best way to create perfectly neat caulking joints. It works indoors and outside, and speeds results, too.

10) A Few Final Tips