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How to Repair a Hole in the Ceiling

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  • Stabilize the sections of undamaged ceiling around the opening with drywall screws placed a little back from the edge—this helps to avoid crumbling or buckling of your nice, clean-cut edge. Pic 1.

  • Use enough pressure when driving screws so that the screw heads imbed slightly into the wallboard surface.

  • Center rafter screws go in straight.

  • Hold the screw gun at a slight angle and drive screws into the side rafters, starting the screws a little back from the edge as before. Pic 2.

  • Screws in side rafters are angled because you are fastening to half a rafter—a straight-in screw may miss the rafter altogether.

  • If the opening needs insulation replaced, do it now.

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