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Best way to patch super thin opening in drywall?
I cut a hole in the drywall to install a medicine cabinet, but cut it slightly too low and had to move the opening up a bit. Because of this, I now have a roughly a 1/4” thick strip of the opening that shows beneath the cabinet. What’s the best way to patch this? i haven’t had to patch drywall before, and I couldn’t find any info on what to do with this thin of a strip. It potentially seems too thick to just spackle, but too thin for drywall? Any advice is appreciated! submitted by /u/krystal_dagger [link] [comments]
| | I cut a hole in the drywall to install a medicine cabinet, but cut it slightly too low and had to move the opening up a bit. Because of this, I now have a roughly a 1/4” thick strip of the opening that shows beneath the cabinet. What’s the best way to patch this? i haven’t had to patch drywall before, and I couldn’t find any info on what to do with this thin of a strip. It potentially seems too thick to just spackle, but too thin for drywall? Any advice is appreciated! [link] [comments] |
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