Fix it Fast Wall Hole Filler

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This stuff is fantastic! Used it for an apartment move out to fill the nail holes. I needed a little help to pull off the top cap (seal plug), but other than that it was smooth sailing; the nozzle is designed to puncture the tube. When you're ready to go, you just place the "scraper" a little above the hole, squeeze, then scrape over the hole (for some reason I thought it was going to inject into the hole, but that's not how it works). Then use a mildly damp rag to wipe off the excess (note: you will probably go through more than 1 rag). Voila! Hole filled and the only product left is in the hole, not on the wall around it. I thought it was going to be an intense project, but it was so dang easy. Worked on both tiny pin holes and bigger anchor holes. I saw complaints about hardness, my tube/product was nice and squishy, with a mfr date 15 months before I used it. For a 1 bedroom apartment, I had a ton leftover. I'm not sure how long the opened product will last, but I can confirm it at least lasts 24 hours.

I just bought a new home and needed to fill in many nail holes in my apartment before I moved out. I was looking for a product that would be easy to use and make minimal mess. I am so happy that I gave this product a try. You simply unplug the applicator tip and squeeze the filler onto the holes in your wall then use the gray cap to spread the filler evenly. It applies the filler so smoothly that I did not have to sand it down afterwards. It dries pure white. I was able to fill all the holes in my apartment in no time. A little goes a long way.

I haven't actually had a chance to use this yet, but I believe it will work very well in filling nail holes, with less mess than other products of this nature I have used. Highly recommend.

I absolutely love this hole filler! After using several different kinds of hole fillers, I find this one to fill all my needs. It's easy to work with, doesn't crack, and you can get away without even sanding in most situations. I put it on the hole, smooth it with my fingertips, and let it dry. Good to go, and ready for paint.