Infografía DIY minimalista: pintar al oleo facil

Numbered steps infographic titled "How to Patch a Drywall Hole". 6 numbered step cards in sequence, vertical layout, beginner DIY friendly. Minimal flat instructional illustration, minimal monochrome palette, clean modern icons, uncluttered background, anatomically correct hand positions, clear tool shapes, easy-to-follow visual hierarchy. Step 1: inspect the wall damage and check the area; heading in English: "Assess the Hole"; one-line English caption about identifying hole size and wall condition. Include safety callout in English: "Shut off power before working near outlets, switches, or wiring" and "Shut off water before cutting into walls with plumbing". Step 2: trim loose drywall edges and clean dust; heading in English: "Prepare the Opening"; one-line English caption about making neat edges and brushing debris away. Step 3: place backing support or self-adhesive mesh patch over the hole; heading in English: "Add Support"; one-line English caption about centering the patch firmly. Step 4: spread joint compound smoothly with a putty knife; heading in English: "Apply Compound"; one-line English caption about covering the patch in thin even layers. Step 5: let dry, sand smooth, and feather edges; heading in English: "Sand Smooth"; one-line English caption about creating a flush surface for painting. Step 6: prime and paint to match the wall; heading in English: "Prime and Paint"; one-line English caption about finishing with matching color and texture. Include small visual labels for basic tools in English: putty knife, mesh patch, sanding sponge, joint compound, primer, paint. No gore, no damage exaggeration, no watermarks. Clean instructional illustration. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no graphic gore, no watermarks Safety-conscious — include "shut off power / water before X" callouts for electrical / plumbing. Anatomically correct hand positions.