Drywall Repair Prep
Interior Level 2
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Drywall repair begins with understanding the materials and tools you’ll need to do the repair. And we always want to be thinking about ways to reduce dust. Ideas include using a vacuum sander when available, covering the vents, cold-air returns, and doorways with poly. In any case, always wear a dust mask to protect yourself from the fine particles of sanding.
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