How to Repair Drywall

In this video I will make a hole in the drywall and then show you how to repair the drywall start to finish.

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[brickdaddiy]

If it ain't broken, break it - so you can then fix it. Got it!

[Steven-hgcz]

if you guys ever use any type of knife with a straight edge guide to cut along. Understand that that blade will easily jump up onto that straight edge and head straight for the hand that is holding the straight edge down. Make sure the hand that is applying pressure to the straight edge is above the direction the blade is heading so you do not have a chance of slicing your fingers open. This type of accident happens within a second and with the amount of force you are putting into the blade, you will hurt yourself badly.

[ryanmaddry]

Nice video! If you cut your 9x10 piece before "cleaning" the hole, you can trace it over the hole and then cut it out to get an exact fit.

[MovieMuscle]

“Are you breaking things again, so you can show people how to fix things?”

“No dear”

[TimApple.]

Now THIS video was super helpful. I was watching videos that were 20 & 30 minutes long that made me wanna punch a hole in a wall. This covered everything nice and simple in under 10 minutes.

[jmanuel]

1:21 You should probably have a caution reminder when using a drywall saw near a electrical outlet you dont want to accidentally cut into a live wire! better safe than sorry ☺️

[Braddy_Daddy]

Honestly best wall patching tutorial. Short and too the point.

[MissySimpleM]

Me living my life in a brick wall house: must watch how to repair drywall!

[brandon]

Thinking of all the kids watching this before their parents get home

[donniep.]

I’ve watched several videos on drywall repair and yours was by far the simplest to follow. Thank you!

[Lenser]

I love how simple your process is. Most other videos over complicate things and use tools/materials most home owners would only use once.

[stevehart]

I had to do the same thing years ago on a wal that had originally had the air vent for an oil furnace. The gap was way over 16" on center and my son had caved it in accidentally while playing. I put some strapping in so I had something to hold the drywall. It was almost 30" wide and 24" tall.

[CoopyKat]

Even though I don't need this repair now, it's good to know for the future. I just love watching this stuff, I can watch it all day. This and "This Old House" are relaxing for some reason. Maybe in my last life I was a house.

[holdmybeard]

Watching you break your own wall and fix it up while explaining the entire process was really satisfying. Thanks!

[para]

We need this guy on youtube, support him people! :)

[Beltz]

A great trick is to throw a mirror over it and call it a day! My house looks like one of those damn mirror mazes at the carnival. Peep my name 😂

[stargateproductions]

As a professional I don't know why I'm watching this! But seriously, all purpose mud is best, lots of glue in the mud and easy to work with! You're the first guy I've seen using it! If this is your first time working with drywall and mud, use all purpose, stuff will stick to just about anything!

[dclguy]

Wish I would have found this channel before I remodeled my bathrooms. But still, for the next projects. As a diy guy, this is now my new favorite channel.

[Ragnak_]

Thank you for the video, it was very helpful. I had to fix a massive hole that a contractor was supposed to cover about 2 years ago and nothing was done about it. Finally decided to fix it for my dad myself and I have no previous experience whatsoever

[Ace_Hunter_lives]

Really good video. I was looking to repair some holes left by the elctrician and of all the drywall repair videos I've watched (and they can be a bit of a rabbit hole) this was probably the best produced and the most concise and to-the-point.