Fill Small Holes
Useful for minor drill holes and other small surface gaps after the wall has been properly cleaned.
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A convenient white wall repair cream designed for common household touch-ups, including small drill holes, surface cracks, stains, graffiti marks and minor damaged areas.
Designed around the small wall problems that can make an otherwise tidy room look unfinished.
Apply the white repair cream to a clean, stable wall surface to help fill small damaged areas and leave a smoother-looking finish.
Place the cream on the prepared area, use a scraper to level the surface and allow approximately four hours to dry. Actual drying time can vary with weather, humidity and application thickness.
The supplied product description presents the material as weather-resistant after proper drying and suitable for a variety of household wall-repair projects.
Correct surface preparation matters as much as the application itself.
Keep a convenient repair solution ready for cracks, small holes, marks and minor surface damage.
Peeling, powdery or crumbling wall material must be removed and the area cleaned before application.
For deeper repairs, let the first layer dry before adding another layer rather than applying one very thick coat.
The supplied instructions recommend filling or reinforcing larger voids before applying the wall repair material.
The repair cream is white. Apply matching wall paint after drying when the existing wall is another shade.
No. The supplied directions say not to use it on wet walls. Allow the surface to dry and clean it first.
The supplied directions suggest about four hours, but actual time depends on weather, humidity and repair thickness.
The material is white. Repainting may be needed to match colored or aged wall finishes.
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HOME REPAIR FEEDBACK
See how homeowners and renters use the repair cream, scraper and sanding steps to fix cracks, nail holes, dents, chipped areas and everyday wall damage.
Fill small cracks, nail holes, drill marks, shallow dents and chipped areas, then smooth the dried repair before repainting.
I removed a gallery wall and was left with more than twenty little nail holes. The paste squeezed out smoothly, the scraper helped level each spot, and after it dried I gave the wall a light sanding. Once I touched up the paint, the old holes were difficult to notice.
Purchased option: Buy 1 Get 1 FreeI bought this before my apartment inspection because the walls had anchor holes, small dents and marks from furniture. I cleaned each area, applied thin layers and waited for everything to dry before sanding. The wall looked much cleaner and I avoided calling a handyman for several small repairs.
Purchased option: Buy 2 Get 1 FreeI have never repaired drywall before, so I expected this to be messy. The included scraper made it simple to spread the repair cream in a thin layer. My first patch was not perfect, but the second one came out smooth after I stopped applying too much at once.
Purchased option: Buy 1We replaced our curtain hardware and the old brackets left several noticeable screw holes. I filled the deeper parts first, let them set, then added another thin coat. After sanding and painting, the wall looked ready for the new rods.
Purchased option: Buy 1 Get 1 FreeI liked that the repair material was already prepared. There was no powder to measure and no bucket to clean. I only used what I needed, wiped the scraper, closed the container and saved the rest for the next repair.
Purchased option: Buy 1 Get 1 FreeA thin crack had formed above one of our door frames. I removed the loose paint, pressed the repair cream into the crack and feathered the edges with the scraper. It needed a second light coat, but the finished surface was much smoother than before.
Purchased option: Buy 2 Get 1 FreeI change wall decor often and the small hook holes were starting to look bad. This kit was convenient for filling all of them in one afternoon. Thin applications worked best, and the dried patches accepted paint without a problem.
Purchased option: Buy 1A chair had rubbed against the wall and left a rough dent with chipped paint. I scraped away the loose edges, spread the paste slightly beyond the damaged spot and sanded it after drying. The surface became flat enough for a clean paint touch-up.
Purchased option: Buy 1 Get 1 FreeSmall wall damage always appears when you least expect it. I have used this on nail holes, a chipped corner and a shallow crack. The tube, scraper and sanding material are easy to store together, so I do not have to buy separate supplies for every little repair.
Purchased option: Buy 3 Get 2 FreeAfter moving our mounted television, the wall had cable holes, screw marks and scratches around the bracket. I filled the smaller areas directly and built up the deeper holes in two coats. The wall looked far better once it was sanded and repainted.
Purchased option: Buy 2 Get 1 FreeThe first time I used too much and had extra sanding to do. On the next repair I spread a very thin coat and feathered the edges. That made a big difference and produced a much smoother result.
Purchased option: Buy 1The pressure-mounted gate still left chips and dents near the baseboard. I cleaned the damaged wall, filled the low spots and smoothed them with the scraper. After the repair dried, a quick sanding made the area ready for paint.
Purchased option: Buy 1 Get 1 FreeI manage a small rental and use this for the little holes and cracks left between tenants. It is convenient for quick cosmetic repairs, especially when the damage does not justify cutting out and replacing drywall.
Purchased option: Buy 3 Get 2 FreeThe plastic wall anchors had left holes that were larger than ordinary nail marks. I removed the anchors, filled the holes gradually and let each layer dry. The repair stayed in place and blended nicely after sanding.
Purchased option: Buy 2 Get 1 FreeBefore repainting our hallway, I used this to repair dozens of small imperfections. Filling the dents and cracks first made the final paint job look much more even. It saved me from buying a large container of compound that I would not finish.
Purchased option: Buy 1 Get 1 FreeA vacuum cleaner had repeatedly hit the same corner and knocked off a small amount of material. I built the shape back up with two applications, then carefully sanded the edge. The corner looks neat again after painting.
Purchased option: Buy 1Taking down floating shelves left multiple screw and anchor holes. The pointed nozzle helped direct the repair cream into the openings, and the scraper made it easier to flatten the surface without spreading material everywhere.
Purchased option: Buy 1 Get 1 FreeI had put off fixing a damaged area because I thought I would need several tools. Everything needed for a small repair was together in this kit. Cleaning the wall beforehand and allowing enough drying time gave me the best result.
Purchased option: Buy 2 Get 1 FreeThe door handle had made a shallow dent in the drywall. The damage was not large enough for a mesh patch, so I filled and leveled it with this cream. After sanding and repainting, the dent was no longer obvious.
Purchased option: Buy 1I used a small amount on a couple of fine ceiling cracks. Applying less material and working it firmly into the crack helped keep the repair flat. I waited until the next day before sanding and touching up the paint.
Purchased option: Buy 1 Get 1 FreeThere were pencil marks, chipped spots and several holes where shelves used to be. I cleaned what I could, repaired the uneven areas and repainted the section. The room looks much fresher without replacing any drywall.
Purchased option: Buy 3 Get 2 FreeI am not especially handy, but the process was straightforward: clean, fill, scrape, dry and sand. The scraper is small enough to control around narrow damage, and I was able to get a respectable result on the first afternoon.
Purchased option: Buy 1One container handled a collection of nail holes, two short cracks and a dent near the stairs. I still had material left afterward. Keeping the coats thin helped it dry evenly and reduced the amount of sanding.
Purchased option: Buy 1 Get 1 FreeI was mainly concerned that the patched spots would show through the new wall color. After the repair was completely dry, I sanded, wiped away the dust and applied primer before painting. The finish came out even.
Purchased option: Buy 2 Get 1 FreeI kept ignoring several small cracks and screw holes because arranging a professional visit seemed excessive. This kit let me handle all of them myself over the weekend. The improvement is noticeable even before repainting.
Purchased option: Buy 1 Get 1 FreeThe repair itself came out nicely, but the deeper hole needed longer to dry than the small nail marks. I recommend filling deeper damage in layers instead of trying to finish it with one thick application.
Purchased option: Buy 1This handled scratches, chips and small holes well. It is not intended to replace a full drywall section for major damage, but for everyday household touch-ups it is convenient and easy to use.
Purchased option: Buy 1 Get 1 FreeThe included scraper is helpful, although I needed a few attempts to feather the edges without leaving ridges. Once I used lighter pressure, the repair required much less sanding and looked smoother.
Purchased option: Buy 2 Get 1 FreeThe first coat shrank slightly in a deeper screw hole, so I applied another thin layer after it dried. The second coat leveled the spot and produced a solid surface for sanding and paint.
Purchased option: Buy 1I used it on several minor defects around the house and was pleased with the results. Cleaning loose paint first is important, and the white repair area should be repainted when the wall is another color.
Purchased option: Buy 1 Get 1 Free