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How to Repair Chipped Corners in Drywall

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Chipped and damaged wall edges are ugly but easy to repair with a little joint compound and a smooth, sanded finish.
Step 1: Prepare the wall
Spread a drop cloth to catch any debris. Use a putty or utility knife to chip away any loose plaster or wall material. Vacuum away any plaster dust and wipe the area clean with a damp sponge.
Chip away loose plaster and wipe down the area with a damp sponge.

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Text by Deb Alden
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