Removing Drywall Anchors from wall

There are a few reasons you might need to expel drywall Anchors from a wall. You've either introduced the Anchors in the wrong place or you're restoring your wall and don't need the grapple to be seen. Regardless, you'll have to know how to expel your wall Anchors. Here's the manner by which to do it. 

Step 1 – Remove Your Anchor

Some Anchors, such as strung Anchors, can undoubtedly be evacuated by pulling or unscrewing it from its opening in the wall. Utilize a screw driver to back the grapple out of the wall on the off chance that it has been screwed into the drywall. With some Anchors you can back it out of the wall. With others, this may not work.

Step 2 – Push Your Anchor into the Wall

There is some wall Anchors that you won't have the capacity to retreat from the wall. With these, just push them into the wall by hitting them with a sledge and a screwdriver until the Anchors is pushed over into the drywall or until pushed into the space behind the drywall.

Step 3 – Fill and Paint Your Anchor Hole

On the off chance that you don't plan to utilize your emptied grapple opening to introduce another Anchors, essentially fill it with putty or drywall compound and paint it.

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