Repairing & Avoiding Cracks in Textured Art

Cracks in your textured art? Don't panic. They can be repaired.

If you've ever spent hours creating a beautiful piece of textured art, only to find cracks appearing as it dries, you're not alone.

When working with building materials such as joint compound, drywall compound, sheetrock mud and joint filler, cracking can happen for a number of reasons. Understanding why cracks occur is the first step to preventing them and knowing how to repair them when they do.

I've created this free resource to help take the frustration and mystery out of cracks in textured art.

What's included

🎥 Instructional Video

Learn why cracks occur in textured art, what causes them and practical ways to help prevent them when working with joint compound and other building materials.

📄 Downloadable PDF Guide

A handy reference you can keep and return to whenever you need it, covering the key information you need to understand, avoid and repair cracks in textured art.

What you'll learn

• Why cracks occur in textured art
• Common causes of cracking when using joint compound and other building materials
• How to help prevent cracks from forming
• What to do when cracks have already appeared
• How to repair cracks in textured art
• Practical tips for working with texture paste and joint compound
• How to feel more confident when creating textured artwork

Most importantly, don't throw your artwork away

Seeing cracks appear can be incredibly frustrating, especially after you've spent hours creating your artwork.

The good news is that a crack doesn't necessarily mean your textured art is ruined.

Once you understand why cracks happen and what you can do about them, they become much less intimidating.

This free resource will help you understand your materials, troubleshoot common problems and feel more confident when creating textured art.

Your free resource

Repairing & Avoiding Cracks in Textured Art includes an instructional video and downloadable PDF guide, completely free.

Whether you're new to textured art or have been creating for a while, this is a resource you'll want to keep handy whenever you're working with joint compound, texture paste or other building materials.

Get your free guide and video and get back to creating with confidence.