Wall Repairs
Reboot your wall to a clean, flat slate.
Patching holes in drywall is relatively easy.
Every house will acquire holes throughout its life.
This repair will help improve the appearance of your wall.
Fix small, medium, or large holes in drywall with one simple guide.
Bathroom drywall repair can be a challenge for anyone.
Don't let them crash when you're not looking.
Spackle, or spackling paste, is a type of filler available in many forms. This handy do-it-yourself guide will help you make sense of them and find the best one for your DIY projects.
Drywall removal is not a difficult job to finish or complete. With the proper tools and a little patience,
Grab your tape and mud, again.
Give your walls a surface facelift.
It's durable. In fact, perhaps a bit too durable.
Joint compound is generally used when installing drywall.
An over-sanded drywall (also known as Sheetrock™) is often the consequence of lack of experience
Spackle is an inexpensive and easy solution.
Fix them to retain the smooth look of your walls or ceiling.
Drywall mud is also known as joint compound.
Drywall water damage is a project you can DIY.
How to fill holes and cracks in your walls yourself.
Drywall tape repair can be frustrating.
It's best to replace the tape and mud when a crack appears.
A taping knife is used to apply joint compound.
There are many kinds of sealant available for you to choose from, but the best type for many types of
Butyl caulk is a highly recommended sealant.
While there are many reasons to use nails in the walls of your home, a nail hole can be an unsightly
Follow these tips to repair your textured drywall.
This homemade spackle won't dry out as fast as store-bought.
Spackling your walls covers up imperfections that will shine through once the paint is applied.
Whether you've decided to go back to a natural color or you want to change the color of paint, concrete walls require thorough preparation.
Walls sometimes form cracks that need to be filled.
The old houses we love and live in are almost all distinguished by the pervasive use of plasterwork.
Oops! Your drywall has developed a crack in it. Never fear... with a little elbow grease and some patching
Q. I have a home built in the 50's. In the living room on an outside wall, there is a large nasty crack
Water damaged sheetrock can be a big problem. It can be hard to repair and time consuming. There are
A bowed basement wall is more than just a cosmetic problem. It can mean serious problems if not looked
Venetian plaster is a wall finish made of slaked lime and marble dust. It has many benefits over some
Take a few steps to repair the problem.
Silicone caulk messes don't have to be permanent, even on wood surfaces.
It's easy to miss the mark when working with acrylic caulk, so when it ends up on your paint you'll want to remove it.
Start by removing trim.
Removing drywall is a common part of remodeling a home. If you're doing the job yourself, you should read on to ensure you do it right.
Replacing drywall for any reason requires new sheetrock.
Make sure to take safety precautions.
Unsightly dents or cracks in drywall corner joints can be fixed with a few simple steps.
Repairing cracks in a concrete wall is a simple procedure.
