No Studs? No Problem: Patching Drywall

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Home No Studs? No Problem: Patching Drywall

Lydia begins a short series about patching drywall using different methods. This week involves patching drywall in an area without a stud. She screws 2x4 cutoffs behind the patch for a strong backing to accept the new drywall. Afterward, the area is ready for mesh tape and joint compound. Come learn a thing or two!

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