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  "name": "What is the difference between repairing small drywall holes versus large sections?",
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      "name": "What is the difference between repairing small drywall holes versus large sections?",
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        "text": "Repairing small drywall holes, such as those from nails or anchors, typically involves filling with spackle or joint compound, sanding, and priming. This is a quick process. For large sections, especially those with significant damage like water intrusion or large impacts, the process is more involved. It often requires cutting out the damaged area, installing a new piece of drywall, reinforcing it with tape, and then applying multiple coats of joint compound, sanding between each. This ensures structural integrity and a smooth, level finish for a lasting repair.",
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        "description": "Small holes are filled with spackle; large sections require cutting out damage, installing new drywall, taping, and multiple mud/sanding coats."
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  "description": "Small holes are filled with spackle; large sections require cutting out damage, installing new drywall, taping, and multiple mud/sanding coats."
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