Nail and Screw Hole Filler in a Twist-Up Stick
The filler comes in a twist-up stick rather than a tub: apply it over a nail or screw hole in drywall, plaster or wood, wipe off the excess, and paint, which are the three steps printed on its own label.
The catch every product here has oneIt is made for nail holes, screw holes and small patches, which is where buyers praise it, and it dries white, so plan to paint over the patch on any wall that is not white. The stick sold as mess-free also splits the buyers who mention mess almost evenly, with some finding it messier than they expected.
Buyers report
Buyers find it effective and easy to apply, say patching goes quickly and seamlessly and that it dries fast, and some call it a lifesaver. Opinion divides on whether it is worth the money and on whether it is messy.
Description
Size
four and a half ounces · 1 x 2.5 x 5 in
Fits
nail holes · screw holes · cracks · dents · drywall · plaster · wood
Made of
white paintable putty
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