Fill them with non-shrinking dry wall compound or Spackle, sand them smooth, feather the edges, prime the compound, again feathering the edges then paint the wall with fresh paint. If the wall is freshly painted, you can try spot painting as long as the color is an exact match and you can feather the new paint over the old. Wishing you the best.
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Hi Kathy,
Fill them with non-shrinking dry wall compound or Spackle, sand them smooth, feather the edges, prime the compound, again feathering the edges then paint the wall with fresh paint. If the wall is freshly painted, you can try spot painting as long as the color is an exact match and you can feather the new paint over the old. Wishing you the best.