Spackle Wall Repair Kit with Scraper, Self-Adhesive Non-Toxic Dry Wall Repair Kit, Wall Mending Agent Quick, and Easy Solution to Fill The Holes for Home Wall

The media could not be loaded. Ok, so I really messed up parts of my wall, and before I sell the place, I really need it looking like new again. I put up this “music wall” in my living room and hung up a bunch of musical instruments as a display. It looked cute while it lasted, but it definitely did a number on my wall because of all the screws I had to drill in! I even had a huge didgeridoo there, and the only way to install it was to screw in a bicycle rack that required HUGE screws. I was nervous about whether I could get the wall back in like-new condition before repainting it because those little divots can become noticeable. I’m used to using ordinary spackle, which is thicker. That usually works, but it can be hard to get into small holes, can leave air pockets, and it’s such a huge pain to clean up (one thing I hate is how it comes in tubs—if you don’t close it properly, it can dry out, but if you close it well, it’s hard to reopen). I tried this mending agent. Right away, I noticed the liquidy consistency. I had doubts about whether it would do the job. And in fact, it wasn’t perfect on the biggest holes; if you use those spatula tools (all provided, along with gloves and sandpaper), I noticed that within an hour, it starts to sink down and get concave. So, it’s not as perfect after one coat for these biggest bike rack screw holes. However, it was a simple matter of reapplying once. I left a little extra this time to avoid it drying concave the second time, but probably this was not necessary. I could have scraped it off with the spatula the second time. It dried hard after 4 hours (as recommended), but I waited 24). It was really easy to sand down after that. Everything was totally flat. After a few coats of paint, it’ll be good as new. Overall, it was much easier to use than tub spackle. I’m saving the rest for other apartment repair, since we own many rentals. It’s going right in with the other essential tools!

This is a little embarrassing, but I ran into the wall a million times when I switched from a Manual wheelchair to an electric one. Now that I am used to it, it is time for me to repair the walls. It worked great on little nicks as well as bigger dents. It was really great on scraped up corners even if a little of the sheet rock was missing. It comes with the little spatula you need to smooth it out and once it is sanded down it looks as good as new.

It was easy to use and worked really well. I needed it only for small holes in the wall so I was happy to be able to buy a tube like this.

I've been staring for a long time at numerous stress cracks in my drywall and after a quote from a handyman of $800 to fill them I said to myself "no way" without giving it a try myself, especially in this super inflationary period. I've only patched a few stress cracks and and holes from picture hanging but from what I've experienced thus far, this is an excellent product and one that I would highly recommend to the DIY'er. It's even simple to replicate my textured walls. Apply a little touch-up paint after the 4-hr. drying period and you're good to go as everything blends in perfectly.

This spackle is a very good consistency, spreads, and covers well. Very easy to use. My only complaint is there is a hole in the bottom of the tube, so it was coming out both ends while I was trying to work. I know it is a fluke, but All in all very good product!

This was the easiest product to use! I had to fill in small holes from nails, large areas in which the dog scratched large, deep grooves into the wood doors, and parts of a plaster wall that was removed due to surface water damage. It filled everything in, went on smoothly, and spread easily without pulling when I went back over it to smooth out excess and I'll have to do minimal sanding once dry before I paint. I do recommend squeezing and squishing the tube around before opening to help make sure it is all mixed up/not runny as they suggest in the notes. Also, after the first few squeezes there was a huge air bubble (happened in both tubes) that really made the tube deflate and was a bit shocked at how little was left after that (seemed super full and then suddenly not--though there was plenty in the tube, just don't be surprised by the air bubble).This was a great, easy to use product and I am buying it again to have on hand for any other repairs. Recommend 100%.

The product works very well and does not leave a lot of extra on the wall.

The media could not be loaded. My 2 years old kid started chipping our walls and it really becoming an issue. This really helped patch those holes and is easy to put on, we just have to have to paint it over to match the paint in our wall but overall , it do the trick on mending the wall.

Easy to use. Covered all my holes throughout the house.

Easy to use