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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 2: Apply the joint compound
Use a small putty knife to apply joint compound to the damaged area. Work from one side of the corner out to the wall and then from the other side, smoothing the excess and feathering out the edges.
Use a small putty knife to fill in the hole and smooth out the edges.

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