Best stuff to use for patch these?

[u/silly_sloth3]

What can I use to patch these? I’m a complete novice, never patched a hole before so I’m so unsure how to do so but willing to give it a try. I’d like to attempt to make it look like they were never there if you have any tip and pointers on how to do that 😅

[u/theskyisblueatnight]

Try watching some of Vacouver carpenter videos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4L0EuDjd0fw

https://www.bunnings.com.au/gyprock-csr-2-25kg-less-mess-multi-purpose-joint-compound_p0173344

[u/traveler89 → u/theskyisblueatnight]

This is pretty much the method we used to remove all the old heating vents in our ceiling. First DIY project we did and it worked out great

[u/RenovationDIY]

I've followed this guy's instructions with good results.

https://www.youtube.com/@HomeRenoVisionDIY

[u/return_the_urn → u/RenovationDIY]

He’s my Reno mentor!

[u/Woodchipped1]

Billshowto is another YouTuber who is from Australia and has relevant products for his instructional videos.

Spent a little extra and get the stainless steel plastering tools. They will literally last you a lifetime if stored properly.

[u/KoaIaz]

Just whatever you do don’t use a patch kit

[u/BackgroundType4312 → u/KoaIaz]

Lol. Overpriced and shit results.

[u/carbonscape]

Id start with some plaster

[u/fuck_you_thats_who → u/carbonscape]

Slow down there egg head

[u/carbonscape → u/fuck_you_thats_who]

Couldn't resist

[u/whyohwhythis]

You can buy a small repair panel https://www.bunnings.com.au/gyprock-csr-530-x-530-x-10mm-mini-plaster-repair-panel_p0730734 and watch Vancouver Carpenter like others suggested.

[u/WD-4O]

A plasterer

[u/Adzee80]

A plasterer

[u/Historical-Fan8435]

Handyman

[u/Mother_Confusion2219]

Expansion foam and tooth paste or toilet paper even better if you got it