(50 Discs) - Fixing Wall Plugs Fast. No Need to Fill or re-Drill.

Used these to firm up some hooks that had come loose. It worked very well and they are now solid again. Took not time at all, very easy to apply.

Exceellent product.Works really well when installing screws .Very pleased with this product .Thankyou.

These little pads worked a treat, did not have to use glue or no nails to hold screw plugs in wall.

I was a bit wary at first as to the effectiveness of this product, couldn't wait to get a chance to try it, anyway, that opportunity soon arose and I was using a rawl plug and it was a bit shooglie. Got these out, there's a load all in little bags within the packet, this keeps them dry and you only need to open one wee bag, this saves on any accidents. Soaked it in a dish of water for a minimum amount of time and wrapped it around the rawl plug. Pushed the plug into place and left it for 10 minutes whilst I did something else. Returned to my screwing and the plastic rawl plug didn't move at all. Now secure and on the wall, I'm impressed.

Messy but highly efficient

Wet them, wrap them around the screw and screw it in to the hole that is too big.Really easy to use and quickly did exactly what I needed them to.Our over the bath folding shower screen had come loose (from where it was attached to the wall tiles).I removed the shower screen from the wall, used 1 Wetnfix circle on each screw and put the screen back on the wall. Within 5 minutes the screen was more securely fixed to the wall than it had ever been.I'm very impressed at how easy and quick a fix these made a job that I was dreading doing.The shower screen has been used frequently since being reattached (a few months) and has remained strongly fixed to the wall & shows no signs of loosening.

Although a bit messy to use at first (you learn quickly!) they work. They're holding up a few bass guitars on the wall in my house, which is quite some weight. The original holes were terrible, but these things have sured them up. I bought a small pack originally, but came back and bought a 50-pack as I know I'll need them again in future, this old victorian house has a habit of diverting drills and causing surprises - this is the sort of thing that gets you out of annoying situations.

I got it to repair a wall plug that kept pulling out of drywall and had left a large hole. The plug carries a lot of weight as we use it for drying clothes in doors. Moving the hole was not an option either. The repair was quick and easy, I didn't even need any tools.