
Wall Marks?
Roll On a Fresh Look.
Scuffs, crayon marks and everyday stains can make a clean room look worn. Refresh small wall areas with ready-to-use white repair paste and a roller built right into the tube.
Little Marks. Big Eyesores.
From kids' artwork to hallway scuffs, wall marks stand out in an otherwise tidy home. Give those problem spots a targeted touch-up without turning the job into a full-room project.
Refresh marked-up walls in busy family spaces.
Give worn-looking spots around furniture and hallways a fresh finish.
Focus on the area that needs attention instead of repainting everything.
Refresh Small Areas. Restore the Look of Your Space.
Tackle small wall blemishes with a direct application. The built-in roller spreads the white paste across the prepared area for a neat, refreshed appearance.
Prepare the surface, apply an even layer and allow it to dry completely before checking the finish.
The pictured result illustrates the intended finish. Results depend on wall color, texture and preparation.
Built-In Roller. Less Setup.
Everything is designed around straightforward wall touch-ups. The roller is attached to the tube, keeping the application process simple and convenient.
Ready-to-Use Paste
Open the tube and apply to a properly prepared surface.
Rotating Roller Head
The rotating head makes it easier to guide the roller across the wall.
Controlled Application
Apply an even layer over the area being refreshed.
A Practical Finish for Everyday Spaces.
The product features a white, water-resistant formula. Its packaging also identifies an antibacterial and mildew-resistant finish.
Ideal for white wall touch-ups. Match the existing wall color and sheen before applying to a visible area.
Remove dust, oil and loose paint. The wall must be clean, dry and stable before application.
Repair leaks and properly treat active mold before applying a new wall finish. This paste does not fix the source of moisture or replace mold treatment.
Prep. Roll. Let Dry.
Three straightforward steps for your next small wall touch-up.
Clean the Surface
Remove dust, oil and loose paint. Let the wall dry completely before applying the paste.
Roll On an Even Layer
Use the built-in roller to spread the paste across the target area. Avoid applying an overly thick layer.
Allow It to Dry
Follow the product instructions and allow the finish to dry completely before evaluating the result.
Good to Know Before You Start.
Get the right size, prepare your wall and make your next touch-up a simpler part of home care.
What is this wall repair paste used for?
It is made for small wall touch-ups and surface blemishes on clean, dry and stable walls. Deep cracks and damaged drywall require proper repair before application.
Is the paste ready to use?
Yes. The paste is ready to use with its built-in roller. Prepare the wall first, then apply an even layer.
Will the white paste match my existing wall?
The paste has a white finish. Existing wall colors, textures and sheens vary. Test a discreet area first; matched paint provides the closest color match.
Does it fix leaks or remove active mold?
No. Repair leaks and properly treat active mold before applying a wall finish. The paste does not replace moisture repair or mold treatment.
How much area does each size cover?
The product listing estimates about 8.6 sq. ft. for 100 g and 27 sq. ft. for 300 g. Actual coverage varies with the surface and application thickness.
What should I do before applying it?
Remove dust, oil and loose paint. Start with a clean, dry wall and follow the product instructions.
Small Fixes. A Fresher-Looking Home.
A convenient built-in roller and ready-to-use paste for everyday wall touch-ups around your home.