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enter image description hereI I had electricians open up a huge rectangular chunk of the drywall above the electrical panel and they inserted back what they removed and put screws on the corners. Not the most appealing thing to look at,I was wondering what would be the best procedure to cover this?. Can I patch over this? Should I unscrew the whole thing to open it and then patch it? I have zero experience with patching, btw. Any help would be appreciated!

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enter image description hereI had electricians open up a huge rectangular chunk of the drywall above the electrical panel and they inserted back what they removed and put screws on the corners. Not the most appealing thing to look at, was wondering what would be the best procedure to cover this? Can I patch over this? Should I unscrew the whole thing to open it and then patch it? I have zero experience with patching, btw. Any help would be appreciated!

I had electricians open up a huge rectangular chunk of the drywall above the electrical panel and they inserted back what they removed and put screws on the corners. I was wondering what would be the best procedure to cover this. Can I patch over this? Should I unscrew the whole thing to open it and then patch it?

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Added “drywall” in the body
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edit approved Jul 25 at 17:55
Eddie
edit approved Jul 25 at 17:55
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Ienter image description hereI had electricians open up a huge rectangular chunk of the walldrywall above the electrical panel and they inserted back what they removed and put screws on the corners. Not the most appealing thing to look at, was wondering what would be the best procedure to cover this? Can I patch over this? Should I unscrew the whole thing to open it and then patch it? I have zero experience with patching, btw. Any help would be appreciated!

I had electricians open up a huge rectangular chunk of the wall above the electrical panel and they inserted back what they removed and put screws on the corners. Not the most appealing thing, was wondering what would be the best procedure to cover this? Can I patch over this? Should I unscrew the whole thing to open it and then patch it? I have zero experience with patching, btw. Any help would be appreciated!

enter image description hereI had electricians open up a huge rectangular chunk of the drywall above the electrical panel and they inserted back what they removed and put screws on the corners. Not the most appealing thing to look at, was wondering what would be the best procedure to cover this? Can I patch over this? Should I unscrew the whole thing to open it and then patch it? I have zero experience with patching, btw. Any help would be appreciated!

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What would be the best way to cover up a hole that was sawed open and then placed back with screws?

I had electricians open up a huge rectangular chunk of the wall above the electrical panel and they inserted back what they removed and put screws on the corners. Not the most appealing thing, was wondering what would be the best procedure to cover this? Can I patch over this? Should I unscrew the whole thing to open it and then patch it? I have zero experience with patching, btw. Any help would be appreciated!