Patches and damaged sections
Holes and removed sections may require new drywall, secure backing, tape, and joint compound before the surface can be sanded and finished.

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Drywall repair and finish preparation for damaged walls and ceilings before painting.
Drywall Repairs
Holes, cracks, failed seams, and opened wall or ceiling sections need to be repaired before paint can hide the disruption. The repair is patched, taped or floated as required, sanded, and checked so the area is ready for primer and paint.
Planning the work
A small fastener hole and an opened ceiling section are very different repairs. The damaged area, underlying cause, existing texture, and finish expected afterward all affect the scope.
Holes and removed sections may require new drywall, secure backing, tape, and joint compound before the surface can be sanded and finished.
Failed tape, visible joints, damaged corners, and recurring cracks should be inspected so the repair addresses the affected area rather than covering it with paint.
Repaired drywall needs to be brought to a paint-ready surface. Primer and surrounding paint work should be discussed when you want the repair carried through to a finished wall or ceiling.
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Common questions
Many common holes, cracks, dents, and damaged drywall areas can be repaired. The appropriate repair depends on the size, location, and condition of the damaged area.
Yes. Once a drywall repair has been properly finished, dried, and prepared, it can be primed and painted to blend with the surrounding area.
Cracks can have different causes, including normal movement or an underlying issue. If a crack continues to return, the cause may need to be addressed rather than simply covering the crack again.
No. Smaller damaged areas can often be repaired without replacing an entire sheet. More extensive damage may require a larger section to be removed and replaced.
Next step
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