Materials:
1.
Drywall Saw2.
Utility Knife3.
Drywall Screws4.
Sand Paper5.
Furring Strips6.
Drywall7.
Drywall Tape (Self Adhesive)8.
Extra Drywall Panel9.
Joint Compound10.
Drywall Knife11.
Texture Spray12.
Primer & Paint13.
Paint BrushStep 1
Draw a square around your hole, reaching from stud to stud. Studs are typically spaced 18 inches apart.
Step 2
Using a drywall saw, cut through your marks and remove this piece of drywall. A Utility knife can help cut through tricky areas.
Step 3
If your wall is textured, sand down the outer ridge of the hole.
Step 4
Secure a furring strip using drywall screws into the center of the hole.
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