(20 Discs) - Fixing Wall Plugs Fast! No Need to Fill or redrill.

For the price, this is the cheapest and best option to repair a failed wall anchor. We have a 12 foot curtain where 2 anchors failed. I looked up and bought loctite and 3m repair putty but both failed. I saw this product on youtube video and it was hard enough within minutes to add over 100lbs of weight. for less than $10 bucks I tried it and it worked as promised. I let it harden for 5 minutes, added back all the weight and it's holding like a champ. Cannot recommend enough

THIS REALLY WORKS. I was just ignoring the loose toliet paper holder. I was concerned that I'd have to repair the drywall if I made the hole bigger. Followed the directions, soaked the disk and wrapped the loose screw. BINGO, BANGO NO MORE LOOSE FIXTURE. Finally a product does what it is advertised to. Keeping this in my tool kit, I've never have good luck with anchors.

Was drilling for the second mounting plate for my new towel bar (first was already installed) only to hit a metal protective plate right behind the drywall. Put a bunch of small nail holes in my wall to discover how massive this plate was and there was not going to be a way to mount the towel bar anywhere near where I wanted it using the standard hardware.After some online research, I found a solution. Found some smaller, shorter wall anchors in a kit I had that had screws that would be just the right length and the anchors would work if I cut them down a bit. Of course those anchors were also smaller diameter so I had a big problem with the first hole I drilled. Found this stuff in a YouTube video and figured it was worth the gamble as I was at my wits end and determined to get this thing installed.Definitely lay down some plastic in the area you’re working as this is messy and drips everywhere. I used two sheets to give me a snug fit. Basically I could insert the anchor about halfway by hand and a hammer was needed to get it all the way in. I’m guessing some of the failures of this product involved not using enough sheets and then allowing the proper dry time for the amount used. I let mine dry for about an hour and held my breath when trying to screw in the plate. The anchor stayed put! And my towel bar is nice and secure, even despite the hacked, shorter anchors.

This is really awesome stuff and made filling a hole in the drywall wicker and very effective. I highly recommend this!!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Easy to install and product was just as described!

Bought this when we had to replace a few curtain rods requiring different size wall anchors.How I arrived at my overall 3 stars rating:Value: *** 3 starsPurchase price: $9.95Quality/Durability: no ratingDuration of use: zero days- Didn't work for me, so can't rate it's durability.Ease of Use/Assembly/Install: **** 4 starsInstructions were clear and if it worked, it would have been fairly easy to replicate.Usefulness/Appearance/Fun Factor: ** 2 stars- I had a scenario where the existing wall anchor was too big, so the hold it left required wrapping two of the wet patches onto the new anchor. I gave it ample time to set before coming back to it and even after multiple tries, it just would not hold. If the original hole you are patching is small, this would have a chance of working.

My wire spice racks are mounted on inside of pantry door. It’s a hollow core door. Well, 1 day the top rack, failed on 1 side, yes had wall anchors. So looking at all kinds of fillers to use. Found these & gave it a try. Very simple to use. This was 4 weeks ago & nothing has fallen down so far. I’ll make sure to always keep them on hand.

I had two anchors on a towel bar get pulled out of the wall and purchased this product to see if it could fix it. Much to my surprise, it worked like a charm and I was able to get the towel bar reattached to the wall. I used four pads for each anchor and waited overnight before I reinstalled the bar. It worked great!