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minus-square🖖USS-Ethernet@startrek.websitelinkfedilinkarrow-up4·edit-21 year agoSince you haven’t gotten an answer yet. I thought I’d chime in. I’m not great with home improvement, but a coworker told me this: Find the stud that the nail is in. Use a drywall screw and screw it in near the nail into the stud. This should pull the drywall closer to the studs and make the nail stick out a little more. Pull the nail out and fill the hole with putty. Sand, finish, and paint after the putty has dried.
Since you haven’t gotten an answer yet. I thought I’d chime in. I’m not great with home improvement, but a coworker told me this:
Find the stud that the nail is in.
Use a drywall screw and screw it in near the nail into the stud.
This should pull the drywall closer to the studs and make the nail stick out a little more.
Pull the nail out and fill the hole with putty.
Sand, finish, and paint after the putty has dried.