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Our home's walls, despite their robust appearance, are susceptible to various damage over time. Bumps, cracks, humidity, and leaks can spoil their appearance and, in some cases, even compromise the structure. However, there is no need to despair, as most of these defects can be easily repaired with a little patience and the right tools.
In this article, we will guide you step by step through the process of repairing a wall, from identifying the damage to the final finish.
The first crucial step is to determine the severity and type of damage to the wall. This will allow you to select the materials and tools needed for the repair. Among the most common damages we find:
Caused by bumps or drills, they are usually easy to repair with putty.
They can be superficial or deep and require more specialized treatment.
Loss of paint or plaster, generally caused by humidity.
A more serious problem that requires identifying and correcting the source before repairing the surface.
Once the damage has been identified, you will need to assemble your repair kit. The basic materials include:
Choose the appropriate one according to the type of surface and the damage.
To apply the putty and smooth the surface.
To polish the putty and leave it ready for painting.
For deep cracks or peeling.
To improve the adhesion of paint in repaired areas.
The same color as the wall or one that matches.
Gloves, mask and safety glasses.
With the materials ready, it's time to start the repair:
Remove dust, dirt and any loose debris.
Using a putty knife or knife, peel off loose paint around the edges of the damage.
For deep cracks, use a knife or notched trowel to create a V, which will facilitate the adhesion of the putty.
Follow the manufacturer's instructions to mix the necessary amount.
Apply the putty with the putty knife, pressing firmly to completely fill the hole, crack or unevenness.
Once filled, use the putty knife to smooth the putty, removing any excess and leaving the surface as smooth as possible.
Drying time will depend on the type of putty used. Consult the manufacturer's instructions.
Once dry, gently sand the repaired area to remove imperfections and achieve a smooth finish.
If necessary, apply a coat of primer to the repaired area to improve paint adhesion.
Apply one or two coats of paint the same color as the wall, or one that matches, to camouflage the repair.
Remember that, for more severe damage or if you do not feel safe doing the repair on your own, it is best to consult with a professional.
With these simple instructions and a little practice, you can become an expert in wall repair and keep your home in perfect condition. Get to work!
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