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  • Got a picture? Personally, I'd probably screw a square of plasterboard in the hole so its sitting just below flush, then fill over that with toupret TX 110 - one fill to get the gaps mostly filled, and a second to get it level and neat. You can bevel the edges to make filling easier. Putting a watered down mix of PVA on the plasterboard in the hole and on any exposed edges where you've cut the bevel will help prevent cracking too.

    @Airhead will likely have a more refined method though ;)

  • I'm sure that'd work fine too tbf. Never filled on top of cut expanding foam like that before, but I can't see why it wouldn't work, although I'd be worried that it'd dent if knocked.

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