"Joe" wrote in message
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Cut your drywall at a 45 degree angle to make it easier for
patching.
http://www.wd40jobsite.com/secret_de...748&c=1&q=&s=1
First time I saw that tip, it was a true forehead-smacker. (why
didn't I think of that before....)

When you replace the plug, it'll be a bit recessed due to the
width of the kerf. I prefer a square cut and to hot melt a couple
of wood strips across the opening. Then, set them firm with
drywall screws. This makes it easy to screw the removed plug back
in place.


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Nonny
Suppose you were an idiot.
And suppose you were a member
of Congress.... But then I repeat myself.'

-Mark Twain
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