Nail holes
Use lightweight spackle, a small putty knife, fine sanding sponge, primer, and paint. A mesh patch is usually unnecessary.
Small drywall holes are easy to fix when the kit matches the damage: nail holes, anchor holes, dents, and small doorknob marks all need slightly different repair choices.
Use lightweight spackle, a small putty knife, fine sanding sponge, primer, and paint. A mesh patch is usually unnecessary.
Use compound or spackle for clean anchor holes. If the drywall paper is torn, a small mesh patch gives better support.
Choose a drywall patch kit with a self adhesive mesh patch, joint compound, and sanding sponge.
A good small-hole drywall repair kit should be simple: repair paste or joint compound, a smooth applicator, sanding material, and clear instructions. For holes wider than a coin, choose a kit that includes a patch.
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