Poly was first introduced on to the Australian market in the late 1960s by Reed International, under licence from Polycell UK. Poly was considered revolutionary because the Polyfilla Cellulose Filler didn't crack or shrink, unlike the spackle based fillers which were available at the time.
Over the years, numerous Poly products were introduced onto the Australian market which remain to this day, including Polyfilla, Polystrippa and at the time of the wallpaper boom in the 1970's, Polypaper. Today, Poly is a well-respected and trusted brand of choice amongst everyday Australians and trade professionals alike for preparing decorative surfaces. Our premium quality, tailored range makes it easy to select the best product for the job at hand to ensure outstanding results. With a continued focus on innovation that makes paint preparation simple and easy, you can rely on Poly to help you achieve the perfect finish every time.
I have been panicking since i found out about the hole i want to fix it as quickly as possible. Can I use cardboard to replace the filling knife ? Thanks in advance
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Dude omfg thank you so much my mum wanted to paint the wall and she was out and I got mad and punched a whole in it so I fixed it and painted it for her
You could just squeeze the tube in the hole I guess. We’ve took some shelving down that the guy before used really long thick screws and left very deep holes I have to patch up 😊
So Im in the middle of moving house and when moving stuff around someone knocked the wardrobe off balance and the corner has put a decent sized hole in the wall, could probably fit a football in there, lmao. Hope this works for bigger holes in the wall
Can't see anything wrong with him. no you didn't need to say it. Even if there was something to criticize. This is an instructional how-to video, not a beauty channel
Terrible product. DO NOT USE. Complete waste of money. The filler does not grip properly, it shrinks really badly and takes far far longer to dry than advertised. Finally, once you have sanded back, the fill is proud of the wall surface due to the mesh. That picture of the final result is fake, the mesh really shows unless you completely cover it with filler (as instructed) and then the repair is 2-3mm proud of the wall surface.