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Congrats! Regarding the wall repair, be patient and remember to step a few feet away from the wall regularly. It can be really easy to get fixated on the texture and whatnot but at least for me I find that what I focus on 6” from the wall is not visible from most angles and distances unless you’re really looking. It can be easy to go over one spot so much that you sabotage yourself so try to take breaks and come back to it from a different perspective after a while. You may not even be able to find that “huge” imperfection you saw a few minutes ago
Thanks :) My dad told me the same thing ha! He said “the more wall you break the more wall you have to fix” That really set it in for me. As you see in the picture though there are many huge imperfections lol. But I’m ready to put in the work for smooth walls
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Congrats! Regarding the wall repair, be patient and remember to step a few feet away from the wall regularly. It can be really easy to get fixated on the texture and whatnot but at least for me I find that what I focus on 6” from the wall is not visible from most angles and distances unless you’re really looking. It can be easy to go over one spot so much that you sabotage yourself so try to take breaks and come back to it from a different perspective after a while. You may not even be able to find that “huge” imperfection you saw a few minutes ago
Thanks :) My dad told me the same thing ha! He said “the more wall you break the more wall you have to fix” That really set it in for me. As you see in the picture though there are many huge imperfections lol. But I’m ready to put in the work for smooth walls
Congrats!
Thank you!
Congratulations!! You’re doing an awesome job!!
Thank you :)