DAP DryDex Wall Repair Patch Kit
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Product Description
DAP DryDex Wall Repair Patch Kit comes with all of the tools needed to complete a wall-patching project. This kit may be used to repair holes up to 3 inches in diameter in drywall, plaster, or masonry surfaces. DRYDEX Spackle provides a unique dry-time indicator that indicates when the patched surface is ready to be sanded and painted.
Features & Benefits
- Use this spackle to repair holes and cracks in your home or office quickly and easily.
- Includes all the necessary tools
- Unique Dry Time Indicator Spackling eliminates errors
- Repairs holes up to 3 inches in diameter
- Interior use
Uses & Applications
- Make sure the area to be repaired is clean, dry, firm and free of any loose debris or materials.
- Using enclosed putty knife, apply the DRYDex Spackling to the back of the patch. If necessary, this patch can be cut with a regular pair of scissors to fit smaller holes or cracks. Press the patch against the surface to be repaired. Press firmly around the outer edges of the patch to ensure a strong bond.
- Using the enclosed putty knife, spread the DRYDex Spackling over the patch and adjacent area. Make sure to feather edge the patch.
- Spackling Compound will change color from pink to white when the surface is ready to be sanded and painted.
- Once spackling compound is completely dry, use the enclosed sandpaper and sand the patched area to a smooth finish.
- Apply a second finishing coat if necessary following the instructions above.
- Paint the patched surface as desired.
Note: To retain the effectiveness of the dry time indicator, keep the container tightly closed after use. Country of Origin: United States.
Application Instructions
- Make sure the area to be repaired is clean, dry, firm and free of any loose debris or materials.
- Using enclosed putty knife, apply the DRYDex Spackling to the back of the patch. If necessary, this
patch can be cut with a regular pair of scissors to fit smaller holes or cracks. Press the patch against
the surface to be repaired. Press firmly around the outer edges of the patch to ensure a strong bond.
- Using the enclosed putty knife, spread the DRYDex Spackling over the patch and adjacent area. Make sure to feather edge the patch.
- Spackling Compound will change color from pink to white when the surface is ready to be sanded & painted.
- Once spackling compound is completely dry, use the enclosed sandpaper and sand the patched area to a smooth finish.
- Apply a second finishing coat if necessary following the instructions above.
- Paint the patched surface as desired.
Note: To retain the effectiveness of the dry time indicator, keep the container tightly closed after use.
Technical Information
DAP DryDex Wall Repair Patch Kit
- Weight: 1 pound 4 ounces
- Shelf Life: 12 months
- Odor: Mild
- Consistency: Paste
- Country of Origin: United States
Note: Specifications are those given by manufacturers and are not tested for accuracy.
DDWR Standard sizes
| ITEM SIZE | ITEM # |
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PRICE PER ITEM |
PRICE PER CASE |
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Wall Repair Patch Kit with 1/2 pt. DRYDEX Spackling | DDWR
UPC = 070798123458 | 6 | Single Item (1-5 Items) 1 - 2 Cases (6-17 Items) 3 - 4 Cases (18-29 Items) 5+ Cases (>= 30 Items) | $9.18 $8.35
a 9% discount $8.28
a 10% discount $8.21
a 11% discount | |
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hot melt rubber (synthetic)
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