fix the plastering cracks

               how to fix the hairline plastering cracks

hairline plastering crack

Most small cracks in drywall or plaster walls are caused by seasonal expansion and contraction

 of the wood framing in your house over time.

They’re often found at the corners of window and door frames, 

and can be fixed using spackling or joint compound.

use the screw driver to open up the crack.

clean up the cracks to remove the dust from the area by damp cloth or brush.

apply Self-Adhesive Fiberglass Mesh Tape on the the crack line.

fill the opened crack and the  cavities of the tape with a thin coat of drywall joint compound by a knife.

as the first layer is dried, apply the second layer of joint compound, but first scrape all execs left behind.

as the second layer is dried, we ready to apply the third layer of joint compound.

as the third layeri dried we get ready to scrape and sand it to get flush against the around.

prime the patch with the primer to receive the painting.