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Dispense Spackle onto a Mixing Surface

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What happens here

Begin by opening a can of spackle paste. Using a putty knife or similar tool, scoop a small amount of the white vinyl spackling paste onto a piece of cardboard. This cardboard will serve as a convenient mixing surface. The amount of spackle should be sufficient for the area you intend to repair or for a test application.

Goal: Get a workable amount of spackle ready for tinting.

Tools and materials

  • Cardboard — Serving as a mixing surface for the spackle and colorant, Putty Knife Unknown
  • Vinyl Spackling Paste Crawford's — The base material to be tinted and applied

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All we do is just take a little bit of our spackle here. Just gonna add a little bit to a piece of cardboard that I have right here. The amount that I think I'll probably use. Then I just got some blue line chalk right here. I'll add a little blue line chalk to my spackle. I'm just gonna mix that up. Then you can just put as much as you want to give it as much color as you want. Then when I spackle my wall, it's just gonna have a little bit of blue color to it.

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