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Posted by Noozer on April 26, 2007, 10:49 pm
> Look at the following picture....
>
> http://netmation.com/kitwire.jpg
What I'd like to know is how you plan to get all that extra wire back into
the box again!
> Need to seal the long strip of a hole upto the outlet. Can something
> like this be done with just drywall mud without any other backing.
> Also the rest of the wall has a 3d texture to it. Is there such a
> think as texture tape to make the patch look simlar. How do
> drywallers even get the different textures on a wall?
It depends on what's behind it. If it's just open air, just mud won't work.
It'll eventually fall into the wall.
What I'd do is cut the whole larger (6" wide?) and then slide in a piece of
wood, fastened to the back of the wall with a couple screws from the front.
Then cut a new piece of drywall just a hair smaller than the hole and screw
it to the piece of wood. Finally mud and tape the joints as you would with
any other joint.
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