🦆 Duck Brand Self-Adhesive Drywall Repair Fabric - White, 6-Inch by 25 Feet - Single Roll Review

From the way they marketed it I was hoping it would be bigger or better than the seam tape we have previously purchased from local hardware stores. . Some of these were mesh a long time ago and were at least semi self-adhesive, and while they were wider than what we typically see as duct tape, it was fine for the large patches I made, and it stuck well on its own as some of which the cheaper mesh tape hasn't in the past, after all it was basically the same as the best self-adhesive mesh tape…

Backing out of the garage one day, the rear view mirror caught on a 64 gallon trash can and the handle smashed through the garage wall. There was a large hole in the drywall. (Yes, great.) I'm by no means a seasoned drywall expert, but as a novice with no training, I was able to patch the hole with this and some drywall plaster. Once I've sanded it down you can hardly tell it's there (other than it's a lot whiter than the surrounding wall lol). You get a pretty decent length of repair tape on a

Sometimes we get small holes or tears, the last of which are from a torn off towel rail leaving a medium sized hole where the drywall anchor used to be. Normally for small patches I only use one row of patches but for larger ones that need reinforcement this fabric was perfect. You can just cut it with scissors, then it will stick on the wall. A simple spatula over it and you're done. Be sure to sand the area beforehand, just enough so that the fabric lies flat, or you'll end up with a slightly

I needed to fix an 8.5 x 8 hole in my drywall left by a plumber. I used two pieces of drywall to get around the protruding pipe, but I had to seal all the seams. I used this tape, trimmed it and followed the instructions. It worked very well. This was my first drywall repair and I'm blown away by how much better it looks than I expected. I didn't expect the tape to fade well, but it did with successive layers of putty. It was easy to trim nearby obstacles, and for the most part it stuck well…