Filling Nail Holes in Wall

By

funnyface219

I like your idea and plan to put it to good use this evening. I have purchased the compound called "spackle" in the past for filling in holes on walls and found that after a period of time, it had gotten hard and had to throw the entire can away. Now the toothpaste which you can purchase at the dollar store lasts a lot longer and costs much less and when the toothpaste finally does get hard throwing it away is no big deal. Thanks again for the tip. I guess toothpaste is not only for brushing your teeth and cleaning your jewelry we can now plaster up the holes in the walls.

By

Lilac

They make a special compound for that. It is cheap and one small can will do a whole house. It is made for that purpose so when it is painted over it doesn't show under the paint.