Spackling fills small holes, cracks and dents in drywall, wood or plaster. You spackle walls before painting, so the finished wall is smooth and free of defects. Spackling itself is quick and easy, but it can take several days to apply a couple coats and for the spackle to dry. more »

Learn how to spackle interior walls in this free and easy video from a professional painter. more »

How to spackle the exterior of a house - easy painting tips in this free video. more »

This is a quick and easy trick for correcting damage to walls by using spackle. more »

this article will show you how to repair a hole in a wall using spackling more »

Before painting your walls, you will want to repair any holes or imperfections; this is done by spackling, which is filling in the holes or imperfections with spackle paste and then sanding down the spackled areas to make the wall as smooth and defect free as you can. Spackling isn't difficult, the trick is to get the feel of the putty knife and to apply the spackle sparingly so that sanding is kept to a minimum. more »

Check problem areas in drywall that need to be spackled before painting. Learn how to spackle walls on a kitchen with tips from a painting contractor in this free video on home decor. more »

Repairs any damaged areas by spackling bathroom walls before painting. Use spackle in problem areas in the bathroom with help from a professional house painter in this free home improvement video on painting techniques. more »

Once the drywall is hung with seams and corners taped...the fun begins! Spackling drywall is learned 'art' but with a few spackling tools and a little practice, you can professionally finish almost any drywall project. more »