DAP 12-Pound Wallboard Joint Compound, White, Plastic, Joint Compound, Wall Surface Repair Products

I used this for plastered art painting and it was sooo good. Def recommend, perfect beige toned

I’ve been experimenting with textured wall art for a while now, and this product has quickly become my go-to. The stuff is super smooth and easy to work with — it spreads like butter and holds up well for creating all kinds of textures. No matter what pattern im making this works for me.The best part? It dries pretty fast, so I can knock out a few layers in a day and still keep things moving. Plus, it’s crack-resistant, which is a huge bonus. Once it’s dried, it’s solid and durable, so I can paint or finish over it without worrying about any weird shrinkage or cracks.If you’re into creating textured art or just want to add some depth to your walls, I definitely recommend. It’s easy, reliable, and gives you that perfect smooth finish every time.

Great for what I'm using it for. I use it in my crafting.

Works fine, but I opened the container, scooped some out and started going to town, only to realize later that the top portion of the container was of different consistency than the rest. It was white, frosting-like. I had never used this product before and assumed that was just the way it was. But, no. It was the predictable consistency and texture after mixing it all up, just like that other more widely known brand. No indication on the container about having to mix it. In the end, the patch came out fine regardless, but it would have been nice to have known that this "pre-mix" container needed to be remixed prior to use.

After a disastrous wallpaper incident in my small apartment bathroom, this joint compound saved my life and my rent deposit! Highly recommend, easy to use, quick drying and no smell. My walls are now back to smooth and no damage detectable!

Great product for filling nail holes, and damage to walls. I have used other products, but found this easier to fill in holes, but smoother sand out before painting. Unlike others, this is pretty invisible when painted