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Paper As a filler OFM 10-02-2006
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Posted by OFM on October 2, 2006, 12:19 pm
When I did some joint compound patch up work to plug up some holes in
the drywall I quickly realized that it may not be smart to do so? I used
newspaper to plug up most of the hole and then filled the rest with
joint compound.

What are the downsides to this, if any?

Thanks

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Posted by on October 2, 2006, 12:51 pm

OFM wrote:
> When I did some joint compound patch up work to plug up some holes in
> the drywall I quickly realized that it may not be smart to do so? I used
> newspaper to plug up most of the hole and then filled the rest with
> joint compound.
>
> What are the downsides to this, if any?
>
> Thanks

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Posted by on October 3, 2006, 12:26 am


>> When I did some joint compound patch up work to plug up some holes in the
>> drywall I quickly realized that it may not be smart to do so? I used
>> newspaper to plug up most of the hole and then filled the rest with joint
>> compound.
>>
<...snipped...>
>I'm at a loss to understand why you wouldn't have either grabbed a book from
>the library...
<...snipped...>

He most likely already had the newspaper on hand.



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