Wall putty is a catch-all term that usually refers to the malleable product people use to smooth out rough areas or fill in small holes on a wall. Some people call it spackle, though they’re slightly different. You can use wall putty to renovate a room or put some finishing on the ...
A little sanding of the nail holes that we DID make… where we hung the towel fixture, some puttying up of the cracks, and 2 coats of white semi-gloss paint… And… Ta-da! Cute molding!!! I loved it! So fresh… different! WAY better than the OLD towel bar! buuuuuuuut… somethi...
Fill the nail holes I like to use THIS to fill my nail holes. You can use a putty knife or your finger… That’s the way I do it! I just put a tiny amount on my finger and rub it over each hole to cover them. I also used a smooth sanding pad to sand over any filler that...
Well, the wallpaper removal part is. Now I need to repair the damage left behind and get the walls in shape for new wallpaper to come. I’ll start by scrubbing the walls with DIF (vinegar is good too, but I already have the DIF on hand) to clean off any glue residue left behind...
For a seamless look, apply matching Minwax Color Putty to the joints between components and to the nail holes. Simply rub the putty in with your finger and buff the area with a soft cloth. You can use a variety of techniques to mask any gaps along the wall where the cabinet ends are ...
Using a putty knife, spread spackling across any holes left over from drilling the brace into the wall. Sand the spackling smooth and paint over it with a color that matches the wall's existing paint. Peel off any leftover painter’s tape. Make sure to check your local building codes....