In this video I show two ways to patch a hole in a hollow core door.
Expanding Foam Stuff→ https://amzn.to/2dMYsV5
Caulking Gun (pricey one)→ https://amzn.to/2eg94xB
Caulk→ https://amzn.to/2egSmhx
-The reason I use adhesive caulk and not drywall mud is because acrylic caulk is flexible and will not crack later on.
-If you are spraying in the foam put something below the door so that if it floods out it will not drip on the carpet as it dries. Or tape one side of the opening of a plastic shopping bag [so it hangs in an open position] right below the door hole so that if it drips out, it drips into the bag.
-If you are patching a large hole, take the door off and lay it flat. It will help the foam not run down the door. Also you will want to use an autobody filler like Bondo to coat very large holes, acrylic latex may be too hard to work with.
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Post time: Jun-26-2017