The plasterboard itself is a resistant material especially if we consider new-concept slabs (calcium silicate slabs, slabs reinforced with natural wood fibers or glass fibers, slabs reinforced with a core of plaster reinforced with mineral fibers ,. ..).

In any case it could happen to cause small dents or holes in the plate.

Repairing drywall is really very simple and anyone can do it in a few easy steps.

Evaluation of damage and repair in 8 moves:

Minimum damage: if the hole we have caused is small, it will be sufficient to intervene by applying net joint cover tape and proceed with grouting.

• place a 4x4 covering cloth on the ground to protect the floor from dust and debris.

• with a professional cutter, file the damaged paper and the plaster around the hole.

• put putty inside the hole.

• place the special joint cover over the hole.

• fill all the affected part with a professional spatula.

• allow the grout to dry and repeat the operation until a perfect shave is obtained.

• sand the area with a manual grinder to make the surface uniform and smooth.

• whiten with special paint for plasterboard and an interior roller.

Tools and materials:

• Professional cutter

• Professional spatula

• Manual sander

• Abrasive cloth

• Indoor roller

• Ladder

• Net joint cover tape

• Reinforced net with metal core

• Stucco

• Paint for plasterboard

• Black bag 200g

• 4x4 cover cloth

Important: if the hole is large, we will need a reinforced network with a metal core suitable for this type of situations and metal uprights (or alternatively wooden slats) to be positioned possibly inside the hole. Proceed then placing a piece of new drywall cut to size to "cover" the damaged area and obviously we will stucco to finish everything.

• place a 4x4 covering cloth on the ground to protect the floor from dust and debris.

• cut a piece of plasterboard just bigger than the damaged area, place it on the wall and use a construction pencil to trace the shape of the hole we are going to make.

• cut the slab section with a professional saw for plasterboard.

• cut pieces of metal section for plasterboard structures or alternatively two strips of wood about 6 cm wide and fix them inside the hole created with 3.5x25 phosphated self-drilling screws, leaving a visible part.

• Insert the previously created piece of plasterboard into the hole and screw it onto the visible part of the pieces of metal section for plasterboard structures or the two strips of wood.

Note: if the piece of plasterboard does not enter the hole in a fluid way, proceed to file the parts in question using a plasterboard saw or a professional planter.

• Now place the jointed net tape on the joints and fill all the part concerned with a professional spatula. Note: allow the grout to dry and repeat the operation until a perfect shave is obtained.

• sand the area with a manual grinder to make the surface uniform and smooth.

• whiten with special paint for plasterboard and an interior roller

Tools and materials:

• Professional cutter

• Construction pencil

• Professional hacksaw

• Professional spatula

• Manual sander

• Abrasive cloth

• Indoor roller

• Ladder

• 3.5x25 phosphated self-drilling screws

• Metal structure for plasterboard or wooden slats 6 cm wide

• Net joint cover tape

• Reinforced net with metal core

• Stucco

• Paint for plasterboard

• Black bag 200g

• 4x4 cover cloth