Erase-A-Hole

Comments about Crack filler - Erase-A-Hole:

I used this to fill nail holes in wood. It did a good job, was easy to apply & excess wiped off with no problem.

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Came in handy when I needed to fill in nail holes in my rental before I gave up my lease. I think a thicker product would provide better coverage. I intend to experiment with refrigerating the product before use to see if that makes a difference (as this product is temperature sensitive).

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Bob

Comments about Crack filler - Erase-A-Hole:

I was a bit leary about ordering erase a hole but it is very easy to use and get ready to whatever you chose to do with your walls perfect for filling after pictures have been removed.

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Works

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I have used this to seal up stress creacks in walls and nail holes. I is very easy to apply, and cleanup is also easy. This is a good product. I hope they don't stop making it.

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I used it to fill a one inch hole in drywall, using three or four applications a bit at a time. I challenge anyone to find the spot.
Works on long cracks too. Disappears on off-white walls.

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This is very handy for covering little holes from nails, pictures, etc. I never managed to use a whole container of spackle before it dried out. This stays useable and requires no tools.

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After removing several pictures with their large hangers on a wall, I filled in the remaining wall holes with no difficulty whatsoever. I wish only that the color could magically morph into the wall color, but at least it's a close off-white.

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Great product that was admired by my contractor. Covenient and easy to use while walking around a site before professional or DIY painting. I cut a piece od sandpaper about the size of the container and put the whole thing in a sandwich sized ziplock bag, as I was unsure of how long it could be exposed without drying out. Consistency is perfect, and you don't get that layer of water after a while, as with other dry wall fill methods.