3M High Strength Spackling Compound 12 oz. and Putty Knife, Color Changing, Applies Blue, Dries White, Ideal for Use on Drywall, Plaster, Stoccu and Wood, Easy Interior and Exterior Repairs (CC-SIOC)

Ok yall, if you're a gringa who doesn't know what in the H-E-Double hockey sticks they're doing but you have a husband who doesn't listen to you, went into the attick drunk, and popped a foot into the kitchen through the ceiling, than you absolutely need need this product. But in all seriousness, I know nothing about this feild, I don't like to follow instructions, but I have common sense and this worked great for me. I skipped all the extra steps like cutting the damaged drywall, sanding, blah blah blah....it's the night before Thanksgiving, I have 3 young kids and I don't have tike for this BS. I fit all the pieces back in the hole like a puzzle, bought some of the material dry wall tape that's in the recommended products, taped over the cracks and just started slapping this gunk on. Worked it good into the mesh material "glueing" everything in a sense, and just kept going until I couldn't see the mesh or cracks. I'll probably need another layer but my arm got tired. My hole was probably about a foot long and wide and I used more than half the container generously. It really does dry white. I took a wet paper towel after and dabbed away to smooth out the lines and quickly recreate the textured ceiling the best I could. Honestly if I had more time and patients I believe I could have used this professionaly and no one would EVER know. I didn't even paint it and not sure I even need to 😅 Good luck with whatever terrible event that caused you to need to buy this but I think this will make it better! Oh and it comes with a little plastic smoother to slap it all on. Perfect.

Easy to use as a beginner and the drying time is relatively short. It’s not noticeable and blends well with the walls for minor holes and touch ups. The tool makes it easier to spread but having a good amount of the product and the right technique allows for better application, you want to make sure the entire hole is covered and go in with a sanding sponge to get a nice smooth surface. The amount provided is plenty for small projects around the home, I covered over 15+ minors holes with barely using a quarter of it. When you first open the container, it may be a bit runny so having a plate to catch any liquid is a good idea and giving it a nice stir should do the trick. Once you start using it, the liquid should clear up and you’ll get mainly the paste.

It was a little dry but it still works and does what it is supposed to. I did find a cheaper price after I ordered so if you're not in a hurry like I was shop around a little

I needed to patch some nail holes and "no damage" adhesive wall hooks that tore off layers ofpaint in my apartment. It is everything that you need and it's easy to use. I like that it's color changing so you can see where you're applying it and where you should wipe up. We touched up the paint and my landlord was none the wiser. It does have a tendency to dry out so I suggest keeping the container in a plastic bag if you're not using it regularly.

First time using this and patching a hole. It's like a clay material but its a water like liquid in center or bottom. I didn't see a video on how to prep it but ended up learning from my mistake. It honestly works very well and true to color change drying. Goes from blue to white when its dry to sand down before painting over.

This was a lifesaver when we redid our baseboards! Easy to apply, dries quickly and works great. You almost cant even see it when dry. No sanding needed

The quality of this compound is excellent. Goes on blue and dries white. The ease of use caters to all skill levels and the value is apparent once the finished product is ready.

The spackle itself was fine. I bought this 2-piece set because it included the putty knife and I didn't want to have to get one separately, but it arrived without the putty knife. So now I have to wait longer to start this project. Not the worst, but inconvenient!