(10 DISCS) - Fixing Wall Anchors Fast! No need to fill or redrill

Wow, I love this product! I live in an old building with plaster walls and sometimes even the plaster wall anchors do not work. I looked high and low for anchors that would hold up, but part of the issue is the walls are old and also it is a rental so I do not want to do heavy drilling or permanent fastening.In comes WETNFIX. This product is invaluable. My kitchen paper towel holder has been on ongoing issue for the better part of 5 years. I first used plastic anchors, they loosened and fell out, then I used construction adhesive, worked for a while then fell out, finally in a last ditch effort I used Gorilla Glue, possibly the most awesome glue ever, and again it work for a while but never really took hold and I was left with two gaping holes in my wall and paper towel roll on the counter.Being somewhat OCD, I could not live with that situation. I happened upon WETNFIX as a fluke while looking for other products and decided it was worth a try since it was so cheap.I was skeptical at first when you see this stuff, it is a mesh cloth impregnated with some sort of powder. Turns out, it is so easy to use and I did not even need to use a whole sheet per screw whole.I cut a sheet in half, wet it per the instructions, wrapped my anchor, pushed it into the wall and waited. The thing stuck in there like a rock! I mounted my paper towel holder and then went around the house strengthening other hangings with this stuff.It is awesome.

Works great. I was skeptical, but these are cheap and I had nothing to lose trying it. I had a couple of towel bars where the anchors had pulled from the wall so I wet a circle and wrapped the anchor, put it back in the wall and let it dry for 5 minutes and voila! - tight again.Pretty easy to use too - I didn't even both with dipping them in a cup, I just ran a small bit of water from the sink on them and shook them off.Totally worth a try and if they don't hold, then use a plastic anchor with the "wings" on them - those will hold anything!

I am certainly no handy woman; that's for sure. I have a towel bar in my bathroom that came out of the wall because the hole was just too big for the screw and anchor. It did take a couple of tries for me to get it, but once I did the product worked beautifully, saving me the pain of hole filling, etc. For the price, this is a great solution that ANYONE can use. Great purchase.

I had a handrail mounted to an old plaster wall that kept coming loose. After failed attempts to secure the anchor with spackle, toothpicks, silicone glue, it kept loosening. Finally, this stuff made the anchor stay firmly in place. I recommend that you watch the video which is on You Tube for directions how to use it. There are a couple of points that are not so obvious -- hammering in the anchor, smoothing out the surface, and waiting a few minutes before putting in the screw.

This has solve all of my issues. Anchors the wall plugs and stays in place. I am not an expert in putting in wall plugs but this little tool has simplified my process and makes me feel like a pro. It really works.

I couldn't get it to work, but I'm guessing some of that was the application. We were working in a 10 foot ceiling (without a net!) and just couldn't get the wall anchors to bite. Had to purchase something else.

Worked great to repair the hole in our wall from our children hanging on the curtains. There was about a 2 inch hole, I used 2/3 of the package to patch the hole. Dries very hard and I was able to reattach the curtain rod very easily.

This did not work at all. I followed the directions exactly and it did not work. I waited HOURS after placing this (even though it says 3 minutes or something like that) to put the screw in the anchor when I attempted to use this product AGAIN and the whole thing fell through the wall. So I patched the wall and moved the towel bar elsewhere. That's what you get when you attempt an easy fix.