If you have driven a screw into drywall without an anchor, the best way to reuse that hole is by installing a plastic wall anchor. If the hole is too big for an anchor, or an anchor has pulled out of the wall, use a toggle bolt or molly bolt instead. Alternatively, you can cut …
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You can remove unpainted drywall mud by scrubbing it with warm water and a cloth. Joint compound is water-soluble and will easily come off when you add some water to the equation. If water is not sufficient, you can scrape hardened drywall mud off of drywall with a putty knife or scraper. If there is …
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The best way to use sandpaper to finish drywall and sand joint compound is to begin with a semi-coarse sandpaper of 100 or 120 grit. Then, move to a finer grit sandpaper, such as 150 or 180. If a fine finish is desired, perform a third pass with 220 grit sandpaper. Remember, with sandpaper the …
