3M High Strength Small Hole Repair

This product does exactly what it says. I had a chip in the plaster on a corner of the wall right next to a light switch. I was having to repair it every few weeks using another product from my local Home Depot, I think my hand kept hitting it. I waited a few weeks before submitting a review on this product and I can honestly say this stuff works. No more chips, no more having to repair it every few weeks. So glad I took a chance on it

This is great stuff. I was expecting it to not work as well as advertised. I used it to fill around the cut-in for an old work box (electrical wiring), where I damaged the drywall a bit, and was expecting to have to use more than one coat. Nope! It may have shrank a little bit, but not much, so I didn't have to go back. This dried or cured in about 30 minutes, and was ready to paint. I used an old credit card to do the fill, and the texture match was fine to the flat paint. This is white, and since the outlet was in a utility room and the walls were white, I didn't even have to paint.The consistency is kind of weird, like spackle, but it holds together better, sticks a little better, and sets up much nicer. Very easy to work with, I didn't have to sand it, and I'm not coordinated enough to do that with regular spackle. Strong enough to work on the corner around an electrical box, but of course not strong enough for screw or device holding.I think if you work in the trades, other than new construction, and have to fix your own drywall dings, you need this stuff. It really does save time. For a homeowner, you can do the multi-step thing w/ any patch material - apply, wait, apply more, wait, , sand, prime, wait, paint, but this stuff saves a lot of that work.

Dries fast. East af to use. Doesn’t leave a bunch of dust in the air afterwards. Used to fix a bunch of things my NYC superintended pulled a ‘landlord special’ on. Because ocd. It’s great.

Happy with the way it works. But it comes in a shallow tub that would be fine if you were going to use all of it immediately upon opening, but not so good if you want to use a little at a time over a long period, e.g., to patch a lot of small holes and dings here-and-there in you house. In the tub it separates into a too-watery part and a too-stiff part, so the instructions tell you to stir it before using, and you should. That characteristic would probably make hard for 3M to supply it in a squeeze tube, which is what would really be convenient for the use pattern that I bought it for.

Dries super hard. Easy to use, easy to sand. I used this to fill holes from drywall screws

a friend who is a contractor recommended I try to spackle my laundry room walls myself before he came by to do some other prep work for me. He told me to get a wide spackle tool which I did - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B099ZMP64H and get some spackle. The 3M spackle looked like a good choice since my 11 wall holes were about an inch big. I did one pass yesterday and my wife asked me where the holes were. I did a little more today but probably could have let it be without the light touchup.This stuff changed my attitude about spackling wall holes. I never was able to get this kind of result using standard wall spackle. Thanks 3M.

I bought this product last year and it worked great. I didn't know what I was doing so I watched a few YouTube videos and it was pretty simple. I mixed it up then used a putty to apply it to the areas that I wanted to cover. Once it dried, which was really quick, I sanded it and then painted the area.I had a lot left over so I stored it because I knew I would need it for later and that day came. I opened it back up and to my surprise it was hard as rock. I was confused because I stored it properly but it completely dried out. So now it's useless. I wouldn't recommend getting this size unless you're working on a big project. I only had three small holes and I should have just gotten the tube one but the label confused me because it said if the size of the hole was bigger then to get this one but I should have just followed my instincts.

This fixed our major 6" x 5" drywall blemish! Our drywall did not have a hole all the way through it, but did have a large area where the drywall finish was ripped off down to the dry wall boards. We needed to fix this blemish before putting on our adhesive kitchen backsplash. This was easy to use. We are not handy with fixing things at all. We were able to put this on in two layers and sanded the entire wall with an electric hand sanding tool. Our backsplash looks great and was easy to install over this alone. We didn't have to use mesh as it was only down to the drywall board. Very happy with the end result and was able to use this to patch to fix our nail holes in our other rooms as well.