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

I used this to repair drywall that a section had to be replaced. good quality. good price. easy to use. Saw it used in a YouTube video so I decided to try it. Glad I did. Will recommend to others

I had a couple stripped out wall screws and watched a YouTube video demonstrating different solutions. This one worked well on the video and seemed like the easiest and most straightforward. It's basically a sturdy paper mache -- you dip it in water, it starts to become mush almost immediately, so you wrap it around the wall screw anchor (don't rush, but don't dawdle either), push it into the hole, tap it in with a hammer if needed, and let it dry. I let it dry for an hour (it says it only needs 3 minutes, but I had dinner to cook) then screwed the wall mount back in place, and it felt more secure than it did when I first installed it. It's been holding like a champ ever since.

The product itself seems to be fine, but it did not work for my application. I accidentally drilled a hole too large for a drywall anchor (the kind designed to screw into the drywall). I tried wrapping several wet layers of this stuff around the anchor but it wouldn't hold. I ended up using a toggle bolt designed for a 1/2" hole.That said, the material works as described. You put it briefly in water and the wrap it around the hardware. It hardens in minutes to a tough drywall-like material. After pulling my failed anchor out, I had to scrape this stuff off of it.

My double curtain rod was starting to fall. One of the drywall anchors was loose and falling out. After searching different ways to fix it online, I found a video where the guy tested several methods and the best one was apparently using these Wet’n Fix discs. I gave it a try and I am so glad I did! It was fast and easy. I only used 1 disc so I have plenty left for the future.Great purchase!

Used these for multiple projects and they work pretty well. After about a year one of my towel racks came off again, but my child pulled on the towel pretty hard. Doesn’t last forever but a pretty easy way to fix walls.

I have a towel bar that one of the anchors had failed. The anchor was pulling out from the wall. I used WetNFix, had to apply three to get good coverage. I let it set up for a few hours and the anchor is now very secure. Excellent product.

They work but it took a few tries and had to leave them for way longer than the package said before putting weight it.

This stuff works so good, and it's ultra easy to use. It's definitely worth it to keep this in your tool box. Especially if you have rambunctious boys and long curtains.