Visible seams

Question

I patched a drywall hole in my house but the seams are still a bit visible. How do I solve this and get rid of the problem? What will I need (tools, equipment, etc.)? Any safety tips?

Gene · Answer

Its a material called aims you put it on with a paint scraper leave to dry and sand back with sandpapper until smooth and paint

Eyale · Answer

You need to 2 coats, the first one is to hide the tape. And the second one is the finished product.

Lee · Answer

You would have to apply 2 coats to not see the seams

Nikos · Answer

You can use drywall tape, just scratch over the compromised area using a knife, apply the filler and apply drywall tape after you wet it a little and then apply another coat of filler on top. Let it dry sand down and paint.

Arjan · Answer

You need to sand off with sandpaper 
or get a professional to do it with the machine.
  Regards Arian

Kevin · Answer

You would have to apply 2 coats to not see the seams" better finish overall.

David · Answer

You could use poly filler and sandpaper and if that doesn't work re-skim using scrim around the edge.

Glen · Answer

Probably some decent easy fill and then a light sanding with fine sand paper

Daniel · Answer

If it’s a little patch there’s stuff called easy fill use that it’s a filler made by gyproc it’s strong and easy to rub down

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