| Answers to Painter's Nail Hole Filler Questions |
| What makes Painter’s Nail Hole Filler unique? |
- Painter’s Nail Hole Filler is a ready to use spackling that requires no mixing, no messy putty knives,
and no scraping or sanding.
- Painter’s Nail Hole Filler's angled sponge-tip acts as an applicator as well as a texturizer to fill
and match any surface texture.
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| How long does it take Painter’s Nail Hole Filler to dry? |
| Painter’s Nail Hole Filler dries in minutes and is ready to paint in 12-15 minutes. |
| Can Painter’s Nail Hole Filler be used on stucco? |
| Painter’s Nail Hole Filler's angled sponge tip applicator and texturizer evens out and finishes
textured or smooth surfaces and is great on stucco, plaster, wallboard and wood. |
| What is used to clean up Painter’s Nail Hole Filler? |
| Warm water does the job easily and quickly. Replace the sponge tip applicator and the clear cap when finished. |
| Will Painter’s Nail Hole Filler dry out in the tube? |
| No. Painter’s Nail Hole Filler will not dry out, like other brands, and will remain pliable when
clear cap is replaced. Knead spackling within tube prior to use. |
| How should Painter’s Nail Hole Filler be stored? |
| Painter’s Nail Hole Filler's sponge tip applicator should be cleaned and the clear cap replaced
after each use. Painter’s Nail Hole Filler should be stored at room temperature and protected from
freezing temperatures. |
| What are some suggested uses for Painter’s Nail Hole Filler? |
Painter’s Nail Hole Filler has a variety of uses:
- Fill holes in walls from picture frames.
- Patch cracks between walls and molding.
- Eliminate screw and nail holes in windowsills.
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