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07-17-03, 01:10 PM

nokki

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I'm new to this forum, so if this is the wrong message board to post this in, please tell me

A friend of mine is planning to paint her room today, but first she applied PolyFilla Cellulose Filler to repair a number of small holes in the walls. In the instructions it apparently doesn't say how long it is supposed to take for the PolyFilla to dry. Does anyone here know how long it should take for the PolyFilla to dry?

Thanks so much.

07-17-03, 02:15 PM

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its dry now if the holes were small. remember to sand them that product is difficult to smooth needs hard sanding

07-17-03, 02:16 PM

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Poly whataaaa??

07-17-03, 02:17 PM

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thanks so much

07-17-03, 06:25 PM

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coop and I want to know about PolyFilla. Like who makes it where can we get it?
Where on the web can we learn about it?

07-17-03, 08:28 PM

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Just did a search and polyfilla is patching plaster.

07-18-03, 09:32 AM

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its like what you call spackle in the U.S. Though we have spackle here in canada and is a much better product than this poli fila. Nikki tell your freind to buy 'spackle from glidden or a benjamin moore store.

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