Repair Holes in a Textured Wall with a Surprising Tool

Leah demonstrates how to repair small holes in a textured wall or ceiling, so that the repair blends in, with a window squeegee!
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[@WisKrisKar]

I've used a squeegee for lots of different plaster work applications. They're also FANTASTIC for getting a smooth finish.

[@mc4kvb]

Thank you Leah another good tip to put away in my memory bank. One can never have to many tips.

[@giftboutiq]

Hi Leah! How ironic that you just posted a video on texturizing! I’m about to texturize my family room ceiling with the leaf roller! I have all the supplies you posted from the other video and I’m ready to “roll”! LOL! Thank you sooo much for doing these videos! Love you bunches! XOXOX. Kathy

[@seejanedrill]

Hey, Kathy, good luck with your project! Send pictures of how it turns out!

[@RetiredTony]

Great tip Leah...I didn't know till now :)

[@mrchams]

Wow what an awesome tip. Thanks Leah

[@elained2448]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! We now live in a home that walls and ceilings are textured. No holes that need to be fixed yet, but I’m putting this in favorites just in case...

[@GregWallis]

If only you could have told me this last year! Excellent, many thanks.

[@seejanedrill]

:)

[@stevenstocking5855]

I no longer have any textured surfaces but wish I'd have know this years ago!!! 😜😜😜

[@CrankyPantss]

Very helpful, as always. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@seejanedrill]

Hi LInda! Thanks

[@curvybeauty24]

That is genius, Leah!!

[@seejanedrill]

thanks, Carrie!

[@timmoss868]

nice tip! I usually use a damp grout sponge after the compound have set a little, this is much faster and easier. thanks! Have a blessed day!

[@seejanedrill]

yep, one thing about these types of repairs is that there are many ways to do it...glad you liked this option!

[@keits96]

TIP! If you want even better surface: after a squeegee you can use wrinkled newspaper to tap it over or wrinkled film.

[@kimblekottmann]

amazing...I will use that one!

[@diggerdeb]

This is a great tip !

[@edcaffey4248]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@seejanedrill]

you're very welcome! Glad you liked it.

[@Gardol2]

another great tip! THANKS!

[@seejanedrill]

:)

[@joerinaldi5906]

Lea, I love your videos, your a very pleasant and informative craftsman. I'm having a problem with a textured roller. It's a flagstone design and it's made of a semi- hard rubber😊. The problem is no matter how thick or thin I put the mud, or hiw hard or gentle the pressure I use I just can't get it right. I also tried dipping the roller in water to dampen it. Any suggestions please😂.

[@melaniessymposiumofadnauseum]

Great advice!

[@seejanedrill]

thanks!

[@mikemorgan4412]

Thanks

[@DjFlashNl]

Awesome!!!

[@justinofboulder]

awesome!

[@semco72057]

That is a nice tip, and I hope it helps some people out here.

[@seejanedrill]

thanks, Sidney!

[@giftboutiq]

I will definitely take before and after pics for you!

[@seejanedrill]

great!

[@adventuresofahandyman4446]

Good stuff. 👍👍

[@seejanedrill]

thanks!

[@IsaKocoglu]

Nice touch, young lady 😉👍

[@seejanedrill]

thank you very much!

[@kathyriehl8566]

Hi Leah, You're video are excellent and so well done - learning so much. I have 2 bathroom ceiling repairs to do. In my case, the textured area is lifting up form the ceiling. Should I glue it back? Would love you input on how best to make these repairs. Thank you so much!

[@seejanedrill]

Hello Kathy, I have never glued a peeling texture back . It may work but again, it's something I have never done.

[@utsb3220]

maybe an old paint roller would help for adding texture.

[@charliecameron4523]

thanks for the video my house flooded and I had to take out two feet of sheetrock throughout the house now I'm putting it back but can I tape and float over the textured wall that's already there thank you

[@seejanedrill]

Hi Charlie, sorry to hear the flooding...best of luck with your project.

[@SharpBlockSoft]

I use a squeegee for knock down pattern

[@Paulenasder]

sponge + some water will help more around that area:)

[@nathankilgore7742]

Notice the amount used with the mudding knife vs the amount used with the squeegee!! I declare shenanigans!!

[@vizshunquest]

Who’d of thought using a squeegee? Genius!

[@seejanedrill]

:)

[@gerard7518]

Great vid ,,🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪☘️☘️☘️🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@michaelpadovani9566]

Wow, fantastic! Who taught you this tip?!

[@clintprice2123]

Leah, You never cease to amaze me with your wealth of knowledge.

[@kentanderson4381]

By any chance could you use a sponge?

[@seejanedrill]

yes

[@HAMRADIOJOE4178]

COOL BEANS

[@cpt.awesome1751]

Nice tip if I had a dent or chip in my textured wall. That is not a hole

[@supperduppernate]

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