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Just recently I slipped on my Bathroom floor and kicked the back of my heel into the drywall. Somebody said just drill a hole in the dented 3″ diameter piece of drywall and wrap an elastic around the middle of the pencil and stick in the hole and turn the pencil in the back of the dented piece. once dented piece is secure just plaster tape and paint. I don’t understand this method but should I just cut the 3″ dented piece of drywall out and then cut another one? or what?
Andrew
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Just recently I slipped on my Bathroom floor and kicked the back of my heel into the drywall. Somebody said just drill a hole in the dented 3" diameter piece of drywall and wrap an elastic around the middle of the pencil and stick in the hole and turn the pencil in the back of the dented piece. once dented piece is secure just plaster tape and paint. I don't understand this method but should I just cut the 3" dented piece of drywall out and then cut another one? or what?
Andrew