(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.

I had a towel rack that was getting loose that i didn't want to move, and i thought these would help. The first time i tried i waited 30 minutes for them to dry and they were not fully dry and pushed my drywall anchors back into the wall. So i patched that end and tried again the next day. The anchors that i let dry over night held in place nicely. And the towel rack seems secure after a week. So i gave 4 stars, product worked but i would let dry for at least a couple hours.

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!

I don't normally rave but I kinda thought this product was a bit gimmicky. However, I just paid (a lot) for an interior paint job and needed to use exactly the same holes where I had put in anchors for sconce lighting over the bed. When they were unscrewed for painting, they left holes too big for new anchors like below to work. I've never had luck patching a hole and then trying to use it again so figured why not? I did let it dry overnight (just because) but it was so easy and worked exactly as advertised! I was even able to adjust the screw (unscrew slightly) to adjust for tightness without the anchor moving coming lose. I did use 2 wet discs on one of the holes they dried hard and fast.

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.

Had oversized screw hole and limited drywall to hang one side of drapery rod- This product was great! Not only filled inthe hole but held well when I tightened the screws into anchors!

Part of my wire spice rack is 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 2 weeks ago & nothing has fallen down so far.