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Help on internal wall damage

Masala · 2016-06-21 22:43:50

Hi. Drilled thru bedroom wall to feed thru television cables... But a chunk of plaster fell off and left me with this damage Any ideas of how to repair to a decent level. It will be hidden behind a TV .. But can be seen when bracket is extended image.jpg Many thanks....

21-06-2016 11:43PM

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Masala

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Hi. Drilled thru bedroom wall to feed thru television cables... But a chunk of plaster fell off and left me with this damage

Any ideas of how to repair to a decent level. It will be hidden behind a TV .. But can be seen when bracket is extended
image.jpg

Many thanks....

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#2 22-06-2016 04:29AM

cletus

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http://www.woodiesdiy.com/mobile/product/artex-easifix-readymix-plaster-25lt-/33666/6.12?&&gclid=CjwKEAjwy6O7BRDzm-Tdub6ZiSASJADPNzYrkkqicEbKSa_BvOOJYX__ceBgHwKTBvIRU365JdfdDxoCdo_w_wcB

Perhaps some of the above

I've also used gyproc ready mix joint cement with good effect on similar sized holes

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#3 22-06-2016 12:44PM

sky6

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A tub of ready mixed polyfilla or similar will do the Job. Fill it to a level slightly proud then sand back to perfect. Or do it in two go's. Job done.

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