DAP10200 Spackling Putty, 1/2-Pint

When I was in college, I made the mistake of punching a big hole in my door. In a panic, I ordered this to fill it in before moving out. It worked so well the first time that I actually punched another hole in the door just so I could spackle it again! The paste was easy to apply, dried smoothly, and once I painted over it, the door looked like new. Needless to say, we got back our full security deposit. This spackle is a total game-changer—perfect for quick fixes and essential for keeping your place looking presentable when it’s time to move out. Highly recommend!

First and foremost, this spackle paste is primarily used for WALLS. It is heavy, and I can see how it would be fantastically durable for any patch job one might encounter. It's also really easy to spread and the smell isn't so strong you get a headache (like with some spackling or paint). I also need to mention it doesn't dry out fast, unless you spread it really thin (and then it drys in a reasonable amount of time, which is what you want anyway).However, I used it instead as part of a texture mixture for an art project. Because it's so heavy for canvases and art, I had to dilute it down/mix it with another lighter (in weight) spackle, acrylic paint, and an art medium paste.Overall, the project turned out really well and I have plenty of spackle left over should I ever need to make more art or patch a hole in my wall!

Consistency is thick and “creamy”, and easy to work with. Dries to a smooth, hard finish. The best spackle on the market in my opinion.

I was reluctant to buy something like this online but it works great I bought to fill small holes before painting

Spackles the best cracks

This is my professional go to spackling. Spreads beautifully, dries slowly for a good adhesion. The wait for it to dry is worth it!

I've used many patching wall products but this brand is the easiest and the best I've ever used. Highly recommend

I found this to be a very good product. It reminds me of the good products that they used to make years ago.