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ALEX PLUS® Spackling
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For repairs that stand the test of time, trust ALEX PLUS® Spackling. This professional strength filler features a smooth, de-aired texture for effortless application and clean, feathered edges. Fill holes and cracks in drywall, plaster, wood, brick, metal and more in one coat without shrinking, sinking, or cracking. Small patches can be finger-sanded for convenience, while the smooth surface ensures exceptional paintability, blending perfectly with low-sheen and flat paints. Ideal for both interior and exterior projects, this spackling guarantees seamless repairs every time.
Key Features
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Interior/Exterior -
Paintable -
Ready-To-Use -
Crack Resistant
DETAILS + SPECIFICATIONS
- Details
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Specifications
SKU Code Unit Size Color Dimensions (in.) Weight Case Pack Cases/Pallet 7079874866 74866 237 ML WHITE 13.5x10x3.75 12.48 lbs. 12 154 7079874868 74868 946 ML WHITE 15x10x5.25 25.15 lbs. 6 96
RESOURCES + FAQs
- Technical Data
- How To's/Tips
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FAQs
How do I properly apply Alex Spackling?
Surface must be clean, dry & free of foreign material. | Apply with a clean putty knife. | One application is usually sufficient for small repairs | For repairs deeper than 1/8”, apply 2 or more layers allowing to dry between applications. | May be sanded or painted in 1 to 5 hours depending on temperature, humidity & depth of fill.
How long does it take for Alex Spackling to dry?
1 to 5 hours depending on temperature, humidity and depth of fill.
What is the shelf life for Alex Spackling?
12 months
How can I clean up Alex Spackling?
Clean tools immediately with water. Cured spackling must be cut or scraped away
What are some common projects for Alex Plus Spackling?
Alex Plus Spackling is ideal for filling holes and cracks in surfaces such as drywall, plaster, wood, brick, metal & stone. For exterior applications, always topcoat with a high-quality exterior-grade paint.
What applications are NOT recommended for these products?
DAP® Alex Spackling is not ideal for use below a water line or for marine or automobile applications. It also should not be used as a skim coat.
