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drywall repair
I have a hole in a drywall wall to repair. It is about 2 inches wide and
about 6 inches long. The drywall is 5/8th thickness. Is the best way to repair it, to fill the hole with mud and then put drywall tape over it? Then sand and add more mud as needed? Or should I try to put a piece of drywall in the hole first? Patt |
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