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Old 05-28-2010, 07:38 PM
mrbillmidlo mrbillmidlo is offline
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  1. Go to Lowes.
  2. Get a small bucket of joint compound, mesh joint tape, and some putty knives.
  3. Score the crack so you will be able to get some joint compound in it.
  4. Dampen the area around the crack.
  5. Spread a light coating of joint compound over the area.
  6. Spread the mesh joint tape over the crack and press in with a putty knife.
  7. Spread a light coat of joint compound over this.
  8. Let dry.
  9. Sand lightly.
  10. Spread additional coats, letting dry and sanding between each until it ls smooth.
  11. Repaint.

The folks at Lowes are very helpful. No, I don't work at Lowes and don't have stock in the company.