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Tips for patching nail holes in dry wall. Post your ideas.
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RE: Patching Nail Holes
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Post By Brandon (Guest Post)
(09/22/2005)
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I'll tell you one thing, don't patch a hole in the wall when your step mom wants to sell the house and only wants to paint over the holes.. You get all kinds of hell even if you think you did good.. Make sure they want them filled first, I learned the hardway.
RE: Patching Nail Holes
I usually use all purpose joint compound that you can buy in a 1 quart plastic container. Keep lid closed tightly and it will last a long time. I've used plain white toothpaste (not gel) and that works also. I feel joint compound is best. Dab compound into nail hole with finger, brush lightly with entire palm of hand over area to blend in with surrounding area and let dry. It dries white.
RE: Patching Nail Holes
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Post By Angelina (Guest Post)
(08/19/2005)
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I recall reading that white toothpaste ( not gel) can be used to fill nail holes in the walls. Sounds easy to me.
Patching Nail Holes
Unsightly nail holes on your walls? Make up a paste of cornstarch & water. Fill the nail holes with this paste, and let dry.
By Terri
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