Do’s and Don’ts of Drywall Repairing
Did you know that you should never cut drywall with a circular saw? Just like this, there are many do’s and don’ts of drywall repairing. Since it’s your lovely home we are talking about, we would always recommend you to get a professional for your drywall repair, but if you have made your mind, here we present to you some of the most common do’s and don’ts to prevent you from any unnecessary damage. Do’s: Do use the setting compound for large holes You can use a patching compound for small holes in your drywall, but for a large hole, we would recommend you to choose a joint compound that works on an internal chemical reaction. It is very easy to use for drywall repair as it is available in the market in a powder form. The general setting time of this compound is around five minutes to ninety minutes. If you need professional help in drywall repair in Tucson, you can refer to American Handymen Services. Do use a repair spray You can usually find a crack around the window and door open