How to Repair Corners of Drywall

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Measure top and bottom of damaged section.
When replacing a corner bead, you must measure at least 1.5 inches from the corner.
Use a straight edge between the the top and bottom and draw a straight-line connecting the marking.
You can even use the putty knife if the damaged section is not too long.
Mark with a pencil, or cut lightly with utility knife.
Use caution when using the utility knife as the blade is very sharp and may cause an injury.

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