Review on 3M Large Hole Repair, 12 oz. High Strength by Brion Pine

It took a little patience for this material to bond and fill the hole, but eventually I persevered. I didn't take a picture of the hole beforehand because I figured it wouldn't work because she had nothing to grab hold of, but I started at the edge and expanded it with a butter knife and she eventually settled and stopped. falls. My hole was about 2 1/2 inches long and 1 inch high. I didn't even try to make a cut over it because I was more interested in the hole. My next task was to paint it. I bought acrylic paint and it was difficult to match since the siding is sky blue (and it's hard to find anything in local stores during the pandemic) so I mixed some white. I'm still a little off the color, but at least it's not a bright hole now. I smoothed it out with a wet knife and when it dried I tried sanding it down but I stopped because the dried putty was starting to come loose.