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Repairing dry wall

boy_wonder · 2006-12-19 08:18:24

Ok Folks heres the deal. I'm currently setting up my LCD & surround sound etc. I am going to chase or fish the scart cables etc from tv to floor and just want to know how to patch up the wall. What do i use and how do i use it??? Will it blend in with the rest of the wall? Advice/links much appreciated.

19-12-2006 8:18am

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boy_wonder

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Ok Folks heres the deal.

I'm currently setting up my LCD & surround sound etc. I am going to chase or fish the scart cables etc from tv to floor and just want to know how to patch up the wall. What do i use and how do i use it??? Will it blend in with the rest of the wall?

Advice/links much appreciated.

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#2 19-12-2006 10:13am

miles teg

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pollyfilla does the job. As for blending in, you'll have to either rewallpaper or repaint, depending on what you have already.

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#3 19-12-2006 10:30am

delly

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As said, Polyfilla will work grand and if you use the non sanding variety its even easier.

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