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   MrSQL | Mar 01, 2007 12:29am | #1

   lite weight spackle (doesn't shrink)

    

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   etherhuffer | Mar 01, 2007 12:40am | #2

   Sand after with 400 and a block?http://www.etherhuffer.typepad.com

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   IdahoDon | Mar 01, 2007 07:06am | #4

   I like the pink spackle that turns white when dry.  Sand flat and feather edges with 120 grit paper on a 10" sanding block.  Prime with a quick dry primer and small roller.  Look for flatness and respackle if needed.  Paint.    

   Beer was created so carpenters wouldn't rule the world.

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   DanH | Mar 01, 2007 12:41am | #3

   I love the premixed, solvent-based spackle known as "Ready-Patch", from Zinsser. Adheres well, goes on to a feather edge, dries quickly, sands easily.

   So convenient a thing it is to be a reasonable Creature, since it enables one to find or make a Reason for everything one has a mind to do. --Benjamin Franklin
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   dovetail97128 | Mar 02, 2007 06:06am | #5

   spackle or dry wall topping mud.
   wet/damp sponge to finish and clean up over patch area.
   It will resoften the mud and let you blend it .