Large Drywall Repair & Perfect Texture Match Demonstrated

I'll show you how to do a Large Drywall Repair and match the Texture Perfectly. Open the description below for more details.

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[johnhubbard]

Contracting for over 40 years, the first 20 as a Drywall contractor. But like most drywall guys doing the whole house was easy, patching and matching texture was the magic. Without my Binx I didn't have a prayer. Now with your tutorials I am patching (with a bug sprayer mostly) and you can't find the patch even on the ceiling when you know where it is. That's all thanks to you on the learning curve. Now when I train someone I have them watch some select videos of yours, put them in the patch training room for a day and they are golden.

[OB]

I’ve watched most of your videos and have found them so helpful. I have to repair a portion of a bathroom wall where the plumber made several cutouts to install plumbing. This video is a great refresher on what I need to do next. I really enjoy your videos. Thank you so much.

[gregvirgo]

Nice work by a seasoned journeyman drywaller making this repair look easy. I have been a self employed drywaller and drywall and plaster repairs here in Denver area for more than 50 years. I always enjoy your videos.

[jamescathcart]

I thought l was watching myself at work until l saw the kilt! Guy, this is the best and enjoyable video you have made. Great work. Great job.Keep em coming brother.

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Man, you are good. Thanks for the intel on the IS300..Didn’t know it existed, do now.
Have a great weekend and stay safe.

[edover]

Super good video thanks Guy! Really enjoyed the voice over, great commentary

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[edwingonzalez]

Thank you again. I like the insight about doing one side of the inside corner at a time. It makes so much sense. Thanks again !!!

[michaelp]

Great video. Glad to see your sub count is growing rapidly.

[brettmullins]

The piece for inside corners are these available at home depot and lowes . I have had big gaps on inside corners and used mud but sometimes it falls out.
Great video

[wallacefrey]

I use the same hopper from HF, but I have a small in-line regulator installed to make small air adjustments if needed.

[JRemy-prdm]

Great video. Also, I agree with the kilt.

[dansklenicka]

Wanted to say thanks watch a bunch of your videos, while i was remolding master bathroom. Now i need to cut out a second of dry because the new electrical wire is broken with one switch.

[pbmc_]

Good work my man.
How long in and out?
Gonna have to get a skim
blade myself .

[SuperUncleRyan]

i have done mostly commercial work for close to 28 years now. I do some residential hanging and stuff now and then. My problem is knowing how much to charge for things like this. A job like this can take basically an entire day because of drying time, but it doesn't look like a days work. People don't always understand that just because a patch is small, that doesn't mean you can fix it in a few minutes.
Have you ever done a video on pricing jobs?

[JimB-qm]

Great video instructions. On butt joints, should a person cut a “v” in the joints that have seen people do in researching?

[mikerichter]

Why didn't you use the Graco pressurized hopper?

[johnnymonceaux]

I have a question I only mobile home and I’m redoing the hallway bathroom and above the bathroom window there is like a dimple like were part of the sheet rock is missing or someone’s repaired before and didn’t put mud and tape and float there. Do you have any suggestions on how to fix that so I can continue on with the bathroom repairs and

[rob]

How about patching circles left by electricians?