- 1). Pull the surround sound wire that is protruding from the wall so it is tight.
- 2). Cut the wire as close to the wall as possible.
- 3). Use either the pointed end or the eraser end of a pencil to push the wire through the hole in the wall.
- 4). Place spackle or drywall compound in the hole. Let it dry for 15 minutes. Repeat the process until the hole is covered.
- 5). Sand the spackle or drywall compound flush with the surface of the wall.
- 6). Paint the area with the same color paint as the walls.
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