260g Wall Spackle with Scraper - Safemend Wall Mending Agent for Holes, Cracks, and Graffiti Repair - Safemend Non-Toxic Instant Self-Adhesive Dry Wall Repair Putty Wall Filling Paste (2PCS) Review

I used this product to repair an area that was damaged when removing a baseboard. It was easy to use and did exactly what I needed.

I bought this to fill anchor holes. It took a few coats after drying as I could still see the indentation, but after about 3 coats and some light sanding it's perfect for painting.

This did NOT work like the demo I saw or followed the instructions - never filled in the blanks. did not fill or close. I have no idea what I could have done wrong - don't waste your money in my opinion.

I returned this product as it appeared to be obsolete. I couldn't pull it out of the tube, and even more into the nozzle. It looked good in situ, but the distribution tool was tiny. (Maybe 1-1/2"x 4"") I thought I just had a bad pipe, but opening a second one got the same results. Press with both hands, no more than 1/4 inch. Very disappointed and not recommended.

Terrible product! Dries unevenly, dries even on SMALL nail holes with a groove down the middle. Large screw holes I've tried 3-5 uses and could NOT get it to dry without dipping in the center where the hole was. Literally every other hole sharpening product I've ever used would be a better choice and would get the job done a thousand times faster. Go straight to the trash! I don't understand why Revain is forcing you to give 1 star for such products in the first place.

I saw an ad for this putty. I tried using the standard putty knife every time I needed to patch a small hole or crack, hoping I could use it on a larger area. An important element when using this product is the very flexible yellow spatula that comes with the kit. which makes it easier to use. I couldn't find a large spatula so I bought one that I thought looked similar but wasn't flexible and made application a bit more difficult and less smooth. Unlike advertising, it can take up to three…

At first I thought the idea was great - putty in a tube! I thought it would be easier to apply than regular putty and better to fill in as it has a creamier consistency. Although much easier to apply than regular putty, it shrinks terribly as it dries. I used it to fill two small holes in the drywall that previously had anchors in them. The holes were 3/8 inch in diameter. Photo after the SECOND application. On the first application, I filled the holes completely and scraped off the excess with

I bought something similar but not only was it watery but it hardened within 2 days of opening even though I had the lid fully closed. That being said, I made sure to push the patch in before use in case it was watery, but once I opened the tube, no water came out. Even if I open it up and hold it upside down, nothing comes out until I press the tube. When it came to filling the holes I was able to plug the holes in some of the holes in the wall and just fill them with plaster. Not only was it…