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It is also important to slant the hole to avoid a hole in the surrounding drywall. Once the drywall repair is complete, your room will look as good as new.

If the hole is small, it may be easy to patch with spackling paste. Start by applying some paste around the hole. The paste should fill the hole to a level that is even with the surrounding drywall. You may find that some paste is left on either side of the hole. Don't worry, as you can always remove it later. You can also use a drywall repair panel to fill in the hole.

If the hole is big enough, you can add a mesh patch to blend it with the new drywall. The mesh patch will fill in small gaps in between the patch and the drywall, and will blend in well with the new drywall. Make sure that you clean the wall before applying the patch, because the patch will not adhere well if the wall is dirty. It is also important to clean the patch properly, as the drywall needs to be smooth to adhere to it.

The first step in repairing a drywall hole is to cut out a small piece of drywall that is slightly wider than the hole itself. Then, trace the shape of the square over the hole in the drywall, matching the shape of the drywall patch. If the hole is larger than four inches, you should cut two boards and secure them with screws above and below the cut opening. Using a carpenter's square, you can mark a stud on either side of the hole.

Once the drywall patch is dry, it's time to prime the area and paint it. Before applying the new paint, make sure that the area is dry and free of dust. You can also use a flashlight or angle light to look at the drywall hole repair area. A flashlight will reveal any bumps or rough spots. Then, proceed with the rest of the project. It is important to remember that drywall is not as durable as painted drywall, so you must take extra precautions.

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