High Strength Crack Repair Caulk Tube - 3M, 10 oz. Review

Can anyone send me a message? The tube I received was unsealed and there was almost no product inside. What is there is really liquid.

I am concerned about the use of this ingredient because there is a cancer-causing ingredient warning. I wish I knew that before I accidentally bought it to fill innocuous holes in my walls. I don't want to risk having children in the house.

Very handy but not recommended for more than one nail hole. The texture is difficult to get smooth if you want to properly touch up more than a tiny nail hole. I don't recommend using dowel-sized holes, but I still recommend using a sanding block or sandpaper to get a really smooth surface to blend in with the paint.

I don't normally write product reviews but this one was amazing! I'm about to move out of my NYC apartment (is there anything worse?) and had to fill in some holes I made with dowels. I don't have a pleasant experience but this product was so easy to use. I agree with other reviewers that you should definitely get real sandpaper if you want your walls to be spotless, but I really only put in 70% of the effort and the results were pretty good (my apartment is very old) . If you go to the trouble

I love this product! Fully repairs dents, damage, and drywall holes (that an aristocrat would charge over $100 for) with one product. Was used to fix a large dent in the wall above my bed which was very unattractive. The putty is easy to apply and covers the dent (applied with fingers). Align the putty surface with the sharp edge of the bottle. Leave to dry overnight. Sand the surface with a smoother disc on the lid. When grinding, there were no chips or dust particles, the surface remained…

At first I was a bit worried about the size of the tube I received but in the end it turned out to be too big. I've used it to fill 2 large bolt holes from a TV I previously hung on the wall as well as 4 decent holes from a soundbar mounted underneath. The application was very easy. I waited about 45 minutes and applied one coat of paint. The next morning you couldn't even tell the holes were ever there. Highly recommended. If you have an entire house with a lot of repairs I would probably…

If you only need to fix a few areas, this is for you. You don't have to go to the hardware store and buy other equipment that you would otherwise need. I only had to fill in a few areas. High quality material, not runny or dry. The sandpaper patch on the lid is a clever idea. I had to apply two coats to one pothole and only one coat to the second damaged area. Aside from being three in one (well, 4 with mixed primer), it's a way for unskilled people to patch up. The paint I applied to the…

Ideal for filling small nail and screw holes, nicks and dents. The all-in-one feature made it easy to go through the house and quickly fix a dozen or so small areas and then come back to paint the next day. I was able to fill and patch the hole up to half an inch, but anything larger requires additional support. The simplest items were small holes for nails and screws where the latch on the door used to be, and several half-inch-deep holes where someone banged something against the wall. There…

The other day I slipped in the shower and grabbed the towel warmer outside to keep from dying. I ripped the board off the wall along with the screws and dowels, leaving 4 small but pretty nasty holes in the wall. I've never done drywall/putty/etc repairs of any kind and I think for less than $10 with everything I need this will get the job done. I applied putty, smoothed it out with the flat end of the tube and let it dry. I was able to sand it smooth and then paint over it with putty. It's…