(50 Discs) - Fixing Wall Anchors Fast! Ideal for Loose Wall fixtures Such as Curtain Rails, Toilet roll Holders. Ideal for Drywall and Masonry.

It does what it says it does. I don't know how it does it, but I'm grateful. It's also surprising that it's not more messy. It washes off walls & hands fairly easily. I'm so glad to have this in my toolbox now. It turns moments of utter frustration into little oopses that can be fixed in less than 5 minutes.

I had trouble securing a cat shelf to a tricky wall which seemed to elude my stud finder, but these helped the anchors stay firmly in place. After some failed holes, the anchors gripped tightly without issues. I wouldn’t install another shelf or heavy object with regular anchors after using these—they lock in so securely. Probably overpriced, but can be worth it to avoid buying other compounds or tools. For anyone struggling with heavy duty anchoring or confused stud finders, these really hold their grip and do the job right.I prefer the 50 pack because of the cost per unit is too high on the 20 pack.

I literally give these out to friends. I'm the "handy" one of the group, I can do all the minor things like fix drywall holes. No one should ever be without these ESPECIALLY if you have an old home. Old drywall acts up and randomly crumbles. You just put a drop or two of water on these and shove it in the hole. I've used it to tighten anchors but I also use them to patch holes instead of putty if the hole is bigger (like drywall anchor not nail hole). I twist them into little dowels and hammer them flat to the wall. It's one of those things that will make your life easier to have around.But be near a sink or wear gloves and beware your outfit. Its like doing those plaster strip masks as a kid (or Brooklyn 99 style). You're gonna get a bit messy. Especially if you add too much water, which you'll definitely do the first time. Squeeze out over a sink then open them back up!

I have my good sleeves in my work shop - color coded by size and available. But as only someone with a detached shop would know, half the time I am so sick of walking to it that I decide to just use one from a collection of all the ones that come with other purchase that I keep in an old container. So then I am left to guess the big size required. Sometimes you can be off by a sixteenth and the anchor is loose. In that case these do work well. If you end up getting a build up outside the wall, wait til it dries and use a razor - don’t try to mess with it when it is wet - you will just make a mess.

Purchased these after reviewing a You Tube comparison rated them the best of several repair options. Despite using multiple discs over each other, this only worked well if there was a slight to minor disparity to my anchoring issues. Unfortunately, I will have to to drill new holes to accommodate my problem. Such is life!

It works quickly and effectively.

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I was apprehensive. It was easy to use and was sturdy.

Wall repair

first time I waited 5 minutes and it was still loosesecond time I waited 2 hours and it hold steadyI recommend wait until it i will be dry and it works well.

These are the best way to fix a drywall hole to fit another anchor if it's gotten too big. I've seen some reviews that claim it makes the anchor just as secure, if not more so than it was before there was a hole at all and this is just not true. Instillation is messy and if you put too much weight on it it will fail. But it gets the job done in most scenerios and I'm very glad I now have these handy if screw up again.

I attempted to secure the anchor with screws in three holes, but only one of them is holding securely. The other two holes remain loose, causing the anchor to not firmly attach to the drywall.I made two more attempts to secure the anchor, but the patch still couldn't hold it firmly.In the end, I decided to purchase toggle bolts, and they successfully secured the anchor within just two minutes.