Review on 🔧 SAISZE Dry Wall Patch Repair Kit 2-Pack: Quick & Easy Hole and Crack Repair with Non-toxic Renovation Cream 100g by Mike Meyers

Can someone tell me what the use of this plasterboard clay, putty, etc. is? I had potholes in the wall, the deepest being less than half an inch - they weren't holes. I squeezed the stuff out and started pushing it in with a spatula and then slid down to smooth it out. It's not the first time I've patched holes - I've done my fair share of dirt, sanding, etc. Since the notches still hadn't been filled in, I took the excess and tried to indent it. There was still depression. . Then I squeezed out something new even though I had plenty on the spatula. It was getting closer, but I could still see that it wasn't level with the wall. Then I thought I had to apply a second application so I let it dry a bit. I waited maybe 10-15 minutes, I didn't want the stuff in the applicator to dry so I went back and tried to fill the notch but it was still uneven. Now I had to clean and throw away everything that was in the applicator and on the spatula. I haven't gotten back to that yet. I'm afraid to grind it because I can tell it's going to be a big mess. I think I'll try to get the wall smooth before sanding, so I only have to do it once. In any case, I don't see any difference to normal joint compound or filler. I have the exact same process, it didn't save me any time or mess. I feel like I was sold some snake oil.