Patching walls in ceilings requires the same technique as walls. It is complicated slightly by the fact that you are working over your head. A little practice will put you on top of the process. Here are the techniques to help you out.
Instructions
1. Purchase a container of premixed spackle or drywall joint compound and a roll of adhesive mesh tape if you have any holes larger than a dime to be patched.
2. Strip away any raised portions of the drywall paper or old paint at the edge of the hole.
3. Dust the an old paintbrush to remove any lose drywall dust.
4. Wet the hole with a damp sponge or old paintbrush dipped in plain water.
5. Press spackle into open hole with a .
6. Smooth spackle with a putty knife until flush with wall.
7. Allow spackle to dry overnight, then sand and dust until smooth.
8. Repeat steps 3 through 6.
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