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Thu, May 5, 11 at 7:58
| I'm looking for some ideas to speed up really small paint jobs (eg. one room or less), so that wall repairs can be quickly followed by painting same day and even a couple hours later at most. Think small, but deep holes, that take too long to fully dry with easysand 20 or 5, even with a hair dryer. Eg. yesterday I moved a shower rod holder and had 4 toggle bolt holes and some crumbing to repair. I hit it with "5" mixed thick, but still have to go back today to paint. How do you guys deal with stuff like this? (Plaster, maybe?) Thanks much. |
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| Usually it's done with "Hot Mud". It's in the white or tan USG-bags. Faron |
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| Even for large holes, the EasySand 5 or even EasySand20 dries pretty good in about 3 hours. You could try a heat gun instead of a blow dryer too. |
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