How to easily repair drywall with very few tools and get great results a DIY tutorial. This method gets rid of the need for floating and uses household items and fast drying 5-min drywall compound. Great for fixing drywall damage, but if you're dealing with a large number of holes left after insulating, be sure and check out the video where I show how I fixed over 150 holes quickly using spray foam.
Check out one of my other drywall patch videos here
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If you are going to buy some tools instead of trying to do it this way, here's some tools I use when I'm repairing drywall if you're looking for recommendations

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CRAFTSMAN Utility Knife https://amzn.to/3v0sGB7

Warner 6" Plastic Flex Putty Knife https://amzn.to/3GHR4KB

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0:00 Introduction
0:47 List of Supplies
1:29 Cut and Trace a Template
1:54 Cut the Hole
2:38 Clean the Edges
2:50 Bevel the Edges
3:17 Backing the Drywall
4:21 Taping the Front
4:44 Melt 2 Holes
5:01 Mixing the 5 Min Mud
6:55 Injecting the Patch
7:19Clean and Tape
7:52 Press with Template
8:21 Peel the tape
8:34 Clean the Excess and Dry
9:15 Sand the Excess
9:23 Spackle and Sand
9:57 Paint
10:21 Final Product and My Thoughts R@