Plugging Tiny Nail Holes

Plugging Tiny Nail Holes

Removing paintings, taking blinds down, and reconsidering a mirror’s placement will all leave nail holes in your wall. You do not want to leave this tiny bit of damage alone, however, as these marks can easily be forgotten. Rather than heading off to the hardware store to purchase pricey sealant, everything that you need is in your bathroom! You will need a toothpaste with a color matching that of your wall, however. When you find it, also grab a Q-tip, and squirt a tiny bit of toothpaste on it. Now, dab it into the hole and then wipe away the excess with the other end of the Q-tip.