It's made by DAP and is called Dry Dex Fast and Final spackling. Hope that
helps.
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The drawback is, it will brake down over time and you'll wind up back at
square one at some point down the road. A better fix is both the mesh to
hold off the weeds etc and the concrete slab. That combo would probably out
last the home owner.
Alan
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Hey guys the one i got today just says sheetrock repair compound on the box.
On 8/26/10, Alan Paganelli alanandsuza...@earthlink.net wrote:
The drawback is, it will brake down over time and you'll wind up back at
square one at some point down the road. A better fix is both the mesh to
hold
Drywall and jiprock or sheet rock are the same thing.
Filling holes depends a little on the nature of the holes. If they don't go
right through then you just spread and force the mud right over the hole. You
may need to spread a thin layer of plaster and embed paper tape into it to give
better
Hi, how much would this stuff cost? I would say tat the plaster mud
would be the most expensive.
On 8/25/10, Dale Leavens dleav...@puc.net wrote:
Drywall and jiprock or sheet rock are the same thing.
Filling holes depends a little on the nature of the holes. If they don't go
right through
Don't know the cost, seems to me that a 30 pound pail of pre-mixed plaster is
about 35 bucks but I don't remember and it would be a lot more than you would
need. You can buy small pales and even boxes of powder to be mixed with water
quite cheaply.
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Good Grief Charlie Brown, the cost of mud has sure gone up like a rocket.
I can not remember what I paid for it about 15 years ago but it was pretty
cheap, something like less than $10 for a 25 or so pound container.
I have also mixed a handful of the mud in with my paint to cover some
You can also buy a sort of mesh material to help with support for the patch.
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I just finished a big wall repair project. There is a new kind of dry wall
filler. It doesn't shrink very much as it dries. It is pink when wet and
turns white when dry. I know that doesn't do us much good but it should
help identify it at the home center. Sue said she felt like she was
Oh,
There are several different plaster like compounds with differing properties.
Stuff like Polyfilla Cellulose Filler which doesn't shrink or crack and sets
up harder than common spackle compound is among them. Some stick better than
others, some are harder and some dry much faster than
Sue has already gone to bed so we'll look at the container tomorrow.
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