Looks like you have to sand it, apply spackle, let dry, sand again �and paint. Hope yleftover paint-and then paint. Do you have any leftover paint from when that wall was painted? Otherwise, you will have to have your paint store try to match the color using a sample that you bring in — or paint the newly spackled wall a totally new color. Good luck!
i Agree with Janet Panos... also, that type of crack is telling you that your house foundation is slipping/sinking... you may want to find an expert on foundation issues... however, the quick fix, Janet hit it on the nail!
If you want to avoid having to redo the crack multiple times use the drywall tape for patching along the crack , mud it, prime it , and paint it. That should help keep it from becoming something you have to fix again.
I had a bathroom remodel done Spring 2016 and it looked fine. When winter came, cracks appeared along ceiling & wall joints on one wall. I attributed it to ‘settl...
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Lowe's and Home Depot have crack filler. Someone will direct you to it and help you if you havae questions.
Looks like you have to sand it, apply spackle, let dry, sand again �and paint. Hope yleftover paint-and then paint. Do you have any leftover paint from when that wall was painted? Otherwise, you will have to have your paint store try to match the color using a sample that you bring in — or paint the newly spackled wall a totally new color. Good luck!
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Spackle, sand and paint. If the crack is caused by foundation movement you will probably do that a few times.
i Agree with Janet Panos... also, that type of crack is telling you that your house foundation is slipping/sinking... you may want to find an expert on foundation issues... however, the quick fix, Janet hit it on the nail!
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Yes, that happens sometimes.
If you want to avoid having to redo the crack multiple times use the drywall tape for patching along the crack , mud it, prime it , and paint it. That should help keep it from becoming something you have to fix again.