After the compound (drywall mud) dries, sand the area until smooth and reapply drywall mud feathering out further. Repeat this process. NOTE: Do not prime and paint until you're completely satisfied!

Sand the Area: Once dry, lightly sand the area using fine-grit sandpaper (around 220 grit) until it’s smooth and flush with the surrounding wall. Be careful not to over-sand. Reapply and feather out ...

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