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07-22-02, 07:49 AM

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I have a 2 1/2 inch peeling of plaster on my den ceiling that needs to be repaired. how can I do that? I have read about perma glassmesh patches. are they easy to install. (The "hole" occurred due to a sky light leak that has been repaired.) thank you

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08-05-02, 09:28 PM

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