5.5 oz. Color Changing Multi-Purpose Spackling Compound

Easy to apply and easy to smooth out Changed to clear when dry Highly recommend

This spackling compound is the best I have ever used. The container has a convenient break-off tab that confirms the product is sealed upon first use. My first time using the product and found it is a pleasure to work with. I glides on super smooth and with the color changing feature, it easy to see where it has been applied against a white wall. As advertised the product dried in about 30 minutes. Sanding is fairly effortless, and for my minor repair I was able to just use one application and follow up with a bit of light sanding. The dried product is fairly strong and seems durable. I'm fully satisfied with the performance and results and must say it was the easiest spackling I have ever worked with.

I really love or hate spackle, but I love this one. It goes on nice and smooth. I cut a small V shape into the wall and this filled it without crumbling, or falling out. It took about 25 minutes to dry and then I gave it another pass. The second pass took about 15 minutes to dry. I’ve used this before and it takes the paint well unfortunately, I can’t find my paint this time.

I used the Behr color changing spackling compound to perform a repair on a ceiling crack about 20 inches long due to a foot almost going through from the attic. I prepped the area with a backer board, screws, and mesh tape. The Behr product has good consistency, and went on smoothly. As advertised it goes on pink and turns white when dry. The patch took about 2.5 hours to dry white.

My 5 y/o daughter poked a hole in our drywall. I was being lazy and did not want to bust out all the supplies needed to fix this hole. I took the cap off and applied to the hole (cap helps keep the remaining spackle fresh). It dried rather quickly and with the color changing (from Pink to white) you know it’s dry. It also takes on paint perfectly. I would recommend this product especially for people who don’t have a lot of tools, or time. Totally worth the purchase in my opinion.

This multi purpose spackling by Behr comes in a 32 ounce container and is pink in its original state. It is very easy to use, you clean the area you need to work on and then once smooth apply the spackling to area you are repairing. Once it dries, it turns white. If it gets on your hands, no need to worry it washes out with simple soap and water. Love it

This 5.5 oz. Color Changing Multi-Purpose Spackling Compound works great. I was able to remove the cap and easily snip of the end so that I could use it without much hassle at all. I like that when I put it on the walls I could see where it was applied as pink until it turned white as it dried. I put the cap back on and then it was good to go until the next time. Once it dried I was able to paint right over it and that did not take long at all.

I had to fill some old holes from anchors I had pulled out. First I squeezed the tube to mix it before cutting off the end. I patched up the holes and it was pink. After 15 minutes it turned white, I sanded lightly and applied a second time because it sunk it a little bit. I waited another 15 minutes, sanded and applied a some primer and it’s ready for the final paint. It worked well and I like how the tube won’t dry out with the screw on cap.

What's great about this spackling is that it's packaged in a convenient resealable tube. Those of you who have used spackling in a tub will know that it will dry out and render itself uses. The two but some screws out exactly how much I need and I don't have to worry about it drying out and getting hard. The texture is like caulking so I prefer to be slightly stiffer. Nonetheless it's still pretty easy to use and great for feeling small holes as it says on the tube. It dries pretty quick, turns white when dry, and it does what it says. Overall no complaints here.

I really liked this spackle and highly recommend it for small drywall projects, repairs and touchups. The tube is so much easier to use than a tub, the spackle is creamy and adheres well to the surface to which it is being applied, spreads smoothly and evenly with a putty knife, is easily sanded and is ready for paint after it cures. I like how it dries a nice bright white. One thing to know about any color-changing spackle is if tile is being put over a patched area, the moisture in the tile adhesive may temporarily reactivate the pink in the spackle. Depending on how porous the tile is, it may wick up a bit of the pink into the stone. No worries, however, as once it thoroughly dries, the pink disappears and leaves no trace.