HOW TO PATCH A HOLE IN DRYWALL!!! (Lots of them!!!)

What do you do when your WALL LOOKS LIKE SWISS CHEESE?!!!!!! Don't burn the house down! Just watch this video and get PATCHING!!
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Tools I use often:
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Drywall knives:
Mud Pan with Grip!! (This is the BOMB! You will thank me!)

Hawk and Trowels
13 inch hawk:
13 inch trowels:
12 inch trowels:
14 inch trowels:

Auto tools
Mud tubes and applicator:
Flushers
Handle adjustable
Corner roller (head only, you may need another handle)

[vigilantezack]

With my new skills, I found a screw hole, proceeded to mud the whole wall. Win!

[brendaharris]

I love how you give tips on all aspects: mixing, cleaning, and application. I've never mudded drywall and my repair job involves butt joints and covering old texture. I feel more confident after watching your videos.

[bradbrown]

For any viewer who’s never “finished” drywall or plaster, what he’s doing is more difficult than it looks! This guy is very good with his 6” knife!!! Great video for those who like to do their own projects. Spot on demonstration and description of the processes.

[hemiram]

Your first coat looks better than most people's final coat. You make it look so easy

[MPBassJam]

This was great! I'm constantly patching holes / covering crappy patches (more often than not my own crappy patches) and I learned a ton watching your videos. My basement reno is looking a lot better thanks to you, especially learning what tools to buy and how to use them properly. Keep it up!

[davidjessee]

I am a pro... Let me tell you all!! This guy is a pro!!
I wouldn't change a thing..
This wall will sand off in 2 minutes and done.. Great Job!!!

[TracyAnnCreations]

Just recently found your channel. I love it. I’m painting my mobile home walls, taking off all those unnecessary strips for a cleaner finish. Your videos have helped me tremendously. Thank you for your knowledge 👍😊

[jaredlokay]

I wish I had access to videos like this 6 years ago when I bought my fixer upper. Following these techniques really now shows how badly I did many of my original repairs.

[fredfox]

I should be a supervisor as I can watch skilled people work all day. : )

[maciejklasa]

It's 8am in Ireland. Just sent kids off to school and about to start doing some work. I have no idea why am I watching this, but it's mesmerizing. I have no idea why YouTube threw this video on me.

[richardhoffmann]

You're a national treasure man. As a handyman I really need to know this stuff. These kinds of repairs I sucked at but I'm getting better. Roofing, siding, moldings, hanging doors and windows I do well, but this stuff has always been my kryptonite. I feel like going back and re-doing all my old jobs.

[jeffcanyafixiy]

You got that muscle memory going, damn nice work. I've worked in the trades for 20+ and would like to get better at doing drywall repairs. Much appreciate taking the time to do these videos. 👍👍

[lmulligan]

I'm not a pro at all, just been doing home repairs for a lot of years. Never seen anyone ever do a float and wall repair like this, except me. Lol. Good job man. I do mine exactly the same way.

[Victriol]

The last time I ever did anything with drywall was 20 something years ago helping my dad when he did drywall. Yet I watched this whole video. I like watching people who are good at their craft and you sir are very good.

[jerrystark]

Excellent video. I have done a lot of dry walling over the years and I really enjoy and appreciate watching you work. Thanks!

[TFSTrader]

Excellent work. Love the quote " it doesn't really matter how you put it on the wall, its how you take it off..." so true!

[yeezywesty]

If you're a newbie. You won't get it done in the same time as he did. Give your self double the time. That means get 40 minute mud.

[sonwasup]

Love this guy and how he explains things with multiple ways. He’s good. Painting contractor 30 years I’m going to retire and go watch him 😉

[jeffdeluca]

VC excellent craftsmanship! Anyone that's attempted trowling drywall mud should appreciate your talent! Thank you!

[steedmeister]

Just wanted to say this video and the rest on this channel have really helped me improve my drywall patching game. I'm so impressed by the results I'm now considering trying to drywall a closet on my own. I really appreciate this content and the way it's delivered (top quality video and instruction). Thank you! Your hard work continues to inspire.