Hyde Tools 09898 Drywall Plaster Repair Patch 4x4 in

Product Description

The HYDE TOOLS 09898 is a self-adhesive paper repair patch designed for fast, low-profile repairs to drywall and plaster surfaces. Covering a 4 inch x 4 inch area, it provides a stable base for joint compound or spackling over small holes, punctures, and surface damage. The paper composition keeps the patch thin and easy to finish, reducing the number of coats needed to achieve a flat, paintable surface. At 0.063 pounds, it is lightweight and easy to handle. Drywall finishers, painters, and maintenance technicians regularly use this type of patch as a first step in cosmetic wall repair work.

This patch is suited for residential and light commercial repair applications where small drywall or plaster defects need to be addressed quickly. Typical use cases include patching nail pops, small holes left by fasteners or anchors, and minor surface damage on interior walls and ceilings. The white paper face blends readily under joint compound and accepts standard drywall finishing materials without additional priming of the patch itself.

Key Features

• 4 inch x 4 inch coverage area handles common small wall and ceiling repairs
• Paper composition provides a thin, sandable surface compatible with joint compound and spackling
• White face blends under finish coats without showing through standard drywall mud
• Lightweight at 0.063 pounds for easy one-handed placement and positioning
• Single-unit packaging keeps job-site inventory simple for small repair tasks

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement patch for standard interior drywall and plaster repair applications. Compatible with water-based joint compounds, lightweight spackling, and all-purpose finishing materials used on interior gypsum board and plaster wall systems.

Installation Notes

Application is typically performed by a drywall finisher, painter, or general maintenance technician. Clean the repair area of loose debris and dust before applying the patch. Apply the patch over the damaged area, then skim one or more coats of joint compound or spackling over the surface, feathering the edges. Allow each coat to dry fully before sanding and before applying finish paint.