Home improvement doesn’t have to be intimidating or super costly. In fact, this highly-rated, drywall and wall patch repair gives you everything you need to fix all sorts of cracks, peels and problems, for about the price of a single Big Mac meal. Equipped with two tubes of wall repair paste with nozzle extenders, two scrapers, sandpaper, and four wall patches, you get a little bit of everything for small to medium repair jobs around your home for just $9.99.
Users call the kit a “lifesaver” and my personal favorite, “a seamless symphony of wall restoration” for its ease and convenience. “Everything I needed for the repair was included in this kit,” one review said. ”…A bargain compared to home improvement stores.”
People especially love how easy it is to use with no special skills needed.
Whether you’re filling in a door [k]nob hole, working on an RV or even “patching nail holes after removing carpet on stairs — reviewers report that this is a kit that’ll help you get it done without a lot of trouble.
Waterproof and quick-drying, but still low-odor, the filling agent isn’t a chore to use and works to fill in holes and cracks and smooth over peeling, shedding spots.
For smaller jobs, you can simply apply the putty, smooth it over with the scraper, wait for it to dry then sand it down, to have a flawless finish or as one fan wrote, make it “look like nothing happened.” If you’re looking to fill in a larger hole, you can apply the included patches to the wall, then use the putty over it. “Patched up a hole from a cable wire that was run through one of my walls. Got the job done and looks neat and professional,” one wrote.
“This kit transforms wall blemishes into distant memories,” another reviewer gushed. “Its easy-to-use spackle paste fills holes and cracks effortlessly, leaving a smooth, flawless finish. The quick-drying formula ensures repairs are completed in no time, and the included tools make application a breeze.”
“I used the patches for a drywall repair where the old paint had chipped and needed to be scraped away as well,” wrote another. “Dries quickly and paint covers it nicely.” This kit is definitely worth keeping around the house.
Still skeptical about how well it works? Check out these 5-star reviews of this budget-friendly wall repair kit.
“This was a very straight forward kit to use. I was able to fill the holes in my wall and sand it to look like nothing happened. It is also a great price for two tubes of the product and the tools that comes with it. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a quick and easy way to patch simple holes.” — Lexie
“This kit for patching and sanding was perfect and all you need in one box to get a small job done. We used it to patch nail holes after removing carpet on stairs.” — cj
“I bought this because I live in an older cheaper apartment. I didn’t want to break the bank to repair some places in the dry wall one where I ripped off a shelf and a few in the bathroom where I hung shelves and took them down. I have zero experience and this was easy to use and it looks great and dare I say a little fun? I will repurchase if I need it again.” — Marie
“The putty worked well to fill 2 large holes in my RV wall. I filled them up and let it dry. Then applied more the next day to completely fill the void. Once dry I was able to easily sand the wall and prep for paint. I still have a second tube left for the next repair!” — Robin Down
“Moved into my current place and there was this weird gouge in the walls, almost like a cat scratch but just two lines. I wanted to paint the walls, but needed to fix this first so the surface was even. I applied several thin layers over the course of a few hours, and then painted the wall. You can’t tell it was there. Works great for smoothing out scratches on doors and window sills too.” — Sarah D
After repairing those walls, it’s definitely time to decorate! Check out my curated list of everything you need to hang artwork.
Masking or painters tape
Easy-remove wall tape is a must for any sort of home project. Use it to mark where you want your prints to be hung instead of marking the wall with a pencil. And if you’re planning a sort of wall of photos moment, this tape is great for creating a whole visual of where you want every frame. You can make an outline of what your gallery wall will look like with the tape, and then easily remove it all as you start hanging. This set comes with six rolls of tape in the colors shown.
A tape measure
If you don’t already have one, consider this your sign to grab a retractable tape measure for your home. You’ll need it to measure how high you want your photos from the ground and also where to put the nail in relation to your frame’s back wire or hook. This tape extends to 12 feet.
A hammer
No home is complete without a lightweight hammer (or two). Use it to secure nails and fasteners for lighter pieces of art and to tap in wall anchors before drilling for heavier ones. This hammer has 4,598 positive reviews and is only about a foot long, so it can easily be stored.
A level
Perfectionists unite! This level ruler will ensure everything you hang is evenly positioned.
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A picture hanging kit
If your frame doesn’t have any hooks or wire on the back, you’ll have to add them yourself. It’s really not as hard as it sounds, and is even easier with this hanging kit that contains everything you need, even a mini screwdriver. (If your frame has D-rings attached already, but you still need hanging material, you can also buy just the wire.)
Wall bumpers
These are certainly not a necessity, but if you’re a total neat freak or just want to protect your walls, stick these little bumpers on the four corners of the back of your frame so it can’t scratch or bump into the wall.
A nail and hook kit
If you’re hanging small frames, light pieces of art, cute little signs, dried flowers, twinkle lights or otherwise non-heavy items, this is your small hanging kit. It comes with over 200 items including small nails, hangers, hooks and fasteners.
A light-duty drill set
Seriously, you need a drill set. This is a cordless option made for light home improvement projects that comes with a bunch of goodies for wall hanging, like drill bits, fastening bits, a magnetic bit holder, a level and some screws with anchors.
Or a heavy-duty one for unusual walls
For drilling into concrete, metal, tile or heavier material, you’re probably going to want or need to spring for something that packs a punch, like this hammer drill with a safety clutch. It can chisel away at stone and do wood working projects, in addition to letting you hang art on hard, solid walls.
An anchor installation kit for concrete, brick and other material
If you are drilling into tile, ceramic, concrete, brick and/or cinder blocks, you’re also going to want this kit with specialized drill bits to put into your drill. This assortment comes with 106 pieces, along with different anchors and screws for different materials.
A stud finder
When drilling really heavy things, you’re going to want a stud finder. It’s a cool gadget that shows you where the studs (i.e. wooden slats in your wall) are, so you can ensure you’re drilling into a stable surface and not just drywall. In the early stages of decorating or re-decorating, it can helpful to know where the studs are.
Self-drilling anchors for drywall
If you’re hanging sturdy framed pieces, you’re going to want to anchor them into the wall. To save time and drill-power, opt for self-drilling drywall anchors. With these, you simply drill the screw, embedded in the anchor, right into the wall.
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