Drywall Repair

DIY projects for drywall repair including how to repair holes in drywall, drywall sanding, taping drywall and more.

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  • Drywall Repair: How to Fix Cracks

  • The only way to fix a recurring drywall crack around a door or window is to bridge the crack with a fresh sheet of drywall. The fix takes a few…

  • Drywall Taping Tips

  • Follow these 12 pro drywall-taping tips to improve your skills, speed up the job and result in smoother walls. They include mixing, knife…

  • How to Cut Drywall for an Opening

  • This article will show you how to cut clean, accurate holes in drywall for electrical boxes and lights. And without making a mess. Follow this…

  • How to Repair a Drywall Crack

  • Eventually even the best-built houses develop a few cracks due to settling, usually around doors and windows. Learn how to fix them the right…

  • How to Sand Drywall

  • After you've hung and taped drywall, follow these steps to sand it perfectly smooth. We'll show you techniques the pros use to get sanding done…

  • How to Repair Holes in Drywall

  • Fix damaged walls with these DIY repairs you can do. Don't melt down if a doorknob, misguided chair or an impromptu hockey game knocks a big…

  • Drywall Sanding Tips and Techniques

  • In this article, we'll show you how to avoid common sanding mistakes and offer several tips for getting the best results from your drywall…

  • Tips for Finishing Drywall

  • Learn the drywall taping tips and techniques that pros use to speed up their work. Avoid irritating problems like lumpy mud, nail pops and tape…

  • How to Tape Drywall With a Banjo

  • Fast, trouble-free drywall taping is easy with this professional taper's tool. With a little practice you can learn to use a taping banjo…

  • How to Choose Joint Compound

  • Setting-type joint compound, lightweight joint compound, all-purpose compound and others all have their unique uses. Learn the difference…

  • How to Skim Coat Walls

  • Smooth over rough or damaged walls with a skim coat of mud, applied with a special squeegee knife. It's easy to do and delivers great results.

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