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BEFORE YOU START
This is a quick fix giving immediate results for wall holes in concrete plastering of a maximum depth of 5-6 mm. Failed attempts to hang pictures using nails or nail hooks do create such holes. This method is very simple and "minute made" giving satisfactory results especially on rough surfaces . It is not valid for a perfect finish on very smooth paints. |
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Our pictorials are of informative nature and do illustrate works carried out by ourselves at our own premises for our own use and satisfaction. Readers who envisage to carry out similar works inspired by the below method shall do this at their own risks and liability. |
Wall scratches fixing pictorial
1- Buy 1/2 Kg of wall acrylic white paint, 1/2 Kg of wall filler in powder, a small liquid pigment of closest color to your wall (darker), one 1" spatula and another of 2". You will also need a sponge and an empty plastic can.
4- Now add a drop of pigment.
7- Using the small spatula, try a little putty on the wall for color matching.
10- The result till now is as shown.
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2- Open the paint can and mix well.
5- Do not pour excess pigment, one drop to start, then add it drop by drop and mix well each time.
8- Now fill the hole with putty.
11- Rinse well all tools with running water.
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3- Pour some paint into the plastic can, add a little filler and mix. It should not be too liquid and not too hard. Add the powder little by little until the mixture holds on the spatula for one second before falling.
6- The mix should be lighter than your wall and matched while adding pigment.
9- Use the large spatula with an angle for smoothing.
12- After 30 minutes, rub the patch with a sponge. The path still shows being still wet and will vanish in the wall once completely dry.
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