DAP DryDex Dry Time Indicator Spackling Pink White 32 Oz 7079812330

This product has an amazing technology that changes color to indicate when it’s dry. It’s easy to use, easy to paint, and requires hardly any sanding if you know how to use a potty knife. It’s also easy to wipe with a damp sponge or cloth to smooth out everything and make it flush. Overall, it’s a great product that I would buy repeatedly. Read more

I’ve used a lot of spackling products over the years, but the DAP DryDex is hands-down my favorite. The color-changing feature is genius—it goes on pink and dries white, so you know exactly when it’s ready to sand and paint. No more guessing or premature sanding disasters! The texture is smooth and easy to apply, whether you're patching drywall, plaster, wood, or even brick. It dries quickly, sands down beautifully, and doesn’t crack or crumble like some of the cheaper alternatives. For deeper repairs, just layer it up and let it dry between coats—it holds up great. And let’s talk value: for the price, this 1-quart tub goes a long way. I’ve used it for multiple rooms and still have plenty left. It’s like the Swiss Army knife of wall repair, and my walls have never looked better. My home is happy, my paint job is flawless, and my inner DIYer is doing a victory dance. If you want reliable performance without overspending, this is the spackle to get! Read more

It’s great that it applies pink, then dries white when ready for sanding. I HATE doing drywall, but at least with this it was a bit easier. The consistency of the “mud” is perfect! You get a lot of it too. I bought my last bottle at ACE and it costed me 2x what I paid here. I didn’t think to check Amazon for this before, but I’m glad I did. I didn’t have any issues with my bucket arriving broken, or leaking in any way. I think maybe others might have purchased during a hot streak. The heat would make it expand in the bucket, and it would rupture. So, that’s something to consider. I bought mine in early October, with temps in the 60-70s. I also noticed that this blend was particularly easy to apply compared to others I’ve used. Requires less sanding that way, which is really great. Clean up is a breeze; water and your hands will do. I will not buy any other type from now on. This will be my go to. I hope my review helps. 😊 Read more

Great product. Filled a medium size hole and was easy to apply and went on easy and the texture was great with no mess. I liked it went on pink color and turned white when completely dry so could be sanded down. No cracks when dried and sanded. Good size tub for a great price. Filled the hole really well ready to paint and looks great. Read more

Better for small projects like filling in nail or screw holes or superficial scuffs for a light weight repair, in my opinion. I use the heavier weight for my larger repairs for strength. But for those minor dings to edges or rotation of my photo frames (for example) this is my go to spackle when needing to cover up and blend in the old frame holes. A Few water drops and the dry clump from sitting becomes a useful paste again, so mine lasts awhile Read more

My go to for spackle. Great price / quantity. Goes on strong, dries fast, sands down easy. Love the color change showing when ready to be sanded. Read more

Great product. Pink turns to white when it dries as advertised. It came like a giant tub of playdough. It doesn't smell weird and it's quite easy to glob up and apply to a surface. Worked well for me, would recommend if you need a lot of the stuff. Read more

This is my go-to product for patching up screw/nail holes and minor repairs of drywall. It comes in pink putty-like material that turns white color when it sets. Usually takes couple of hours to set hard and can be sanded and finished smoothly for painting without a primer. Easy to use and reasonably priced. Unused portion can be stored in its original container for months. I usually put a plastic wrap over unused putty before putting the lid back on tightly to help prevent the unused portion from setting in the jar after opening. Read more