Patching drywall

Whether you rent or own a house or apartment, I think we’ve all had an occasion where there’s been a hole in a wall that’s needed to be patched due to some accidental puncture, decorating change, or r

Get ready to tackle drywall patching with confidence. Our detailed guide help you accomplish this and your walls will look as good as new.

Get step-by-step instructions and photos for patching holes in drywall, from small holes that need spackling to larger holes that need drywall replacement.

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.

Step by step instructions and photos to patch holes in walls and ceilings and make them disappear!

Working with drywall is labor-intensive, but this collection of expert tips we've learned through our years of experience will make it easier.

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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 your hole with that. The one we'll be showing was in our garage when we first moved in. I think someone might have rammed it with their car.To fix these you’ll need the following tools/materials:Drywall panelPencilYardstick...

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.

Repairing medium to larger-sized holes in plaster and drywall isn’t quite as difficult as one might think. Wall and ceiling repair patches made from fiberglass and perforated aluminum are excellent solutions that help to get the job done in just a few simple steps. Did I forget to mention how easy they are to use? So easy. Upon moving into our new (very old) home, we noticed that almost every wall had a dent or large hole in it from constant contact with a door knob.