(1888PressRelease) A simple, all-in-one repair kit makes repairing those unexpected holes in walls and ceilings a snap for do-it-yourselfers as well as those who have never repaired a hole before.
The "Hole in the Wall" Deluxe Repair Kit from RDA, Inc. (www.radaspecialty.com), a market leader in quality wall repair products for more than 20 years, includes everything needed to repair holes in drywall or plaster up to 5 inches in diameter.
With a "no mess" design, the "Hole in the Wall" is believed to be the cleanest, easiest, lowest cost drywall repair kit ever. Unlike other kits, it includes a perfect pre-mix of ready-to-use drywall compound, and two pairs of poly gloves to keep hands clean.
At the heart of the system is a 6x6 inch self-adhesive, expanded aluminum and mesh repair patch that makes the job easy and helps prevent future cracking. The kit also includes a drywall compound tray, a reusable 4" putty knife, reusable sanding block, and instructions in English and Spanish. To user, simply remove the backing from the patch to expose the self-adhesive surface and apply it over the hole. Next use the putty knife to coat the mesh and spread the compound smooth. The next day, use the sanding block to smooth and feather the compound - and the wall is ready for finishing.
The "Hole in the Wall" Deluxe Repair Kit from RDA, Inc. (www.radaspecialty.com), a market leader in quality wall repair products for more than 20 years, includes everything needed to repair holes in drywall or plaster up to 5 inches in diameter.
With a "no mess" design, the "Hole in the Wall" is believed to be the cleanest, easiest, lowest cost drywall repair kit ever. Unlike other kits, it includes a perfect pre-mix of ready-to-use drywall compound, and two pairs of poly gloves to keep hands clean.
At the heart of the system is a 6x6 inch self-adhesive, expanded aluminum and mesh repair patch that makes the job easy and helps prevent future cracking. The kit also includes a drywall compound tray, a reusable 4" putty knife, reusable sanding block, and instructions in English and Spanish. To user, simply remove the backing from the patch to expose the self-adhesive surface and apply it over the hole. Next use the putty knife to coat the mesh and spread the compound smooth. The next day, use the sanding block to smooth and feather the compound - and the wall is ready for finishing.
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