Introduction
Vous avez fait la fête dans votre appart et trouvé un morceau de cloison sèche tombé du mur ? Pas de soucis, suivez ce tutoriel de réparation pour redonner à votre palais de fête sa splendeur d'origine et ne pas perdre votre caution.
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Voici un trou typique. Il traverse la cloison sèche et doit être réparé.
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Ce trou mesure environ 5 cm sur 5 cm.
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Maintenant, invitez vos amis et faites la fête !
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Not strong enough. Get another piece of drywall and cut it 2" larger than the hole all around . Turn drywall upside down and with a knife score the paper slightly smaller than the hole and bend back the drywall and peel off piece but leave the top layer of paper attached. Do that on all four sides and you will have a two inch flap all around edge of repair with drywall in the middle. Put patching compound on edge of the piece of drywall and flap and some on wall at hole. Place piece of drywall in hole and with a 6" putty knife scrape out excess putty by dragging putty knife from center of repair to outside of damaged area. Continue doing this until paper flap is smooth against wall with no excess in a lump underneath. When dry, add more putty in a circular motion around the paper flap until smooth. When dry you can sand it or use a wet sponge that is wrung out really well and smooth it out with no dust. Now paint it.
I wholeheartedly agree. I have over 30 years experience as a commercial drywall finisher and I would do it the same way rswiebe says
that size hole needs something more then just plaster to fill it, I would have placed a strip of wood 1x1/2 in the wall and using drywall screws secure on either side of the hole then glue or screw a new piece of wall board that is just smaller then the hole to the wood strip and use the plaster to finish sealing the hole. it makes for a stronger repair.
of course if it is a rental then your repair is good enough