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

I recently moved home and wanted to put up a new curtain pole, unfortunately it fell down soon after as the existing holes were too big. I searched Amazon for a solution and found these. They are circles of what looks like plaster of paris. Just wet roll and insert into the hole in the wall. I left them to set for 24 hours, then cut of the excess with a utility knife and screwed in the pole. Job done. They have set solid with no slippage. Brilliant solution if drilled holes are too big or damaged. Actually easier to use than drilling new holes!

Used product to fill two fairly large holes on the ceiling for a curtain rail. Quite skeptical initially. Wrapped plugs in 3 layers and left for 30 minutes to dry before screwing in the rail which is still holding the heavy curtains without a wobble.

A good product. Does what it claims. Be aware you may have to add extra depending on how big the hole is. It was a little messy, but it can be sanded off once dried. You should allow for more curing time than what the manufacturer recommends. I allowed nearly 24 hours, but when it was ready it was hard as a rock like a plaster of Paris cast. I don't think it will ever come out. I'm purchasing more just to keep on hand and will use it again.

Why did you choose this product over others?:Great reviews - they look really simple to use (and they are)Size:big enough for a damaged holeValue for money:great valueEase of use:simple to use - wet and forgetFit:fold them or cut them - so easy to apply. These are fantastic to have in the tool box for emergency hole repairs. Wish I had bought them years ago.

Absolutely fantastic!!! Put the mesh over to hole then just simply skim over with filler provided, no horrible lumps and bumps then just emulsion… brilliant 🤩 will be telling my friends and family about this 👍

It’s ok and there’s enough in the packet for a couple of small jobs. It does work well in crumbly plaster where fittings won’t stay. But it’s too expensive for the tiny amount you get.

extremely effective at repairing a hole where the rawl plug had wobbled over years and fallen out, hole was too big and big void behind this, the patches were simple to use and plugged the hole making a secure grip for a new rawl plug. saved loads of time and took no time to apply

I thought I'd try these instead of the usual epoxy filler I use and am reasonably impressed. I've filled in two holes that I slightly over-drilled and they seem to have gone in well and given a tight fit in next to no time. They are rather messy, though, but if you've used this sort of stuff before you'll be expecting it. Even after a good shake to get the drips off (ooer, missus) it still left plastery white trails down the wall. Worse, when I tapped the 1st plug in - gently as I could - not only did it splash around the place I was filling but it splashed all over a wall about two feet away. Not a small mess, either. It wiped off easily enough but I made sure to hold a cloth up to the next one to catch any mess.I know it says 3 minutes, but I gave it 10 before attaching the coat hooks to the wall and am leaving it overnight before hanging anything on it. I'd rather be sure it was dried and set properly than have to do more repairs. All-in-all I found it quicker and easier than the epoxy plugs I've used before and would recommend giving them a try.