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Filling small holes in Gyproc/plasterboard/drywall
Hi all,
I fixed some free-standing shelves to a drywall to stop them tipping over if children tried to climb them or someone unsteady on their feet grabbed them for balance. I've now moved the shelves, and am now wondering what the best/recommended way of making good is. I used butterfly fixings, and unscrewing the shelves means that the butterfly part of the fixing falls down in the wall void, leaving an approx. half to two-thirds inch diameter hole. (I've since discovered fixings where the screw can be removed without losing the expanding gripper on the other side of the wall. Anyway - what should I be using to fill the holes? Is there any special or recommended technique? Thanks, Sid |
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