Tower Lite Wall, Lightweight Spackling Compound, Half Pint
Lite Wall Lightweight Spackling is a smooth, water-based, premixed product for use in patching holes, dents, scratches and other defects on interior or exterior substrates like wood, plaster, sheetrock, stucco or masonry. This advanced formula is easy to apply, tool and sand. Lite Wall Lightweight Spackling features one application for most patching jobs.
Recommended Substrates: Masonry, concrete, ceramic tile, brick, wood, metal, drywall
- Interior / Exterior
- Easy sanding
- Ready to use
- Color: White
- Repair cracks, dents and wall defects
- One application
- Low Shrinkage
- Excellent adhesion and durability
- Paint over immediately with acrylic
| Type | Spackle |
|---|---|
| Size | Half Pint |
| Color | White |
| Brand | Tower Sealants |
| Material | Water-Based |
| Manufacturer Code | TS-00154 |
Recommended for: Stucco, EIFS, siding, walls, cracks, drywall, trim, ceiling
Surface Preparation: Surfaces to be patched or repaired must be dry and free of all dirt, dust, oil, mildew, loose paint, old caulk or other contaminates. Only apply when sealant, surface, and air temperature are above 40ºF and rising. Do not apply on surfaces that exceed 120ºF, or when rain is expected.
Application: Surface must be dry and clean, free of dust, dirt and old paint. Apply with a putty or broad knife and force into opening. For repairs deeper than 1/4 in., apply two or more layers allowing time to dry between applications. Once dry, may be sanded with a fine or medium sand paper or sanding block. Paintable within 30 minutes with latex paint. For oil-based paint or if sanding is desired, allow to dry thoroughly for 2 to 4 hours. Exterior applications must be top coated with good quality exterior paint. Do not use as a skim coat or as a joint sealant where excessive movement could occur. Do not apply to surfaces where ponding water could occur. Do not use when temperature is below 40ºF. Clean tools with soap and water. Keep container tightly sealed. KEEP FROM FREEZING.
Clean Up: Immediately after use, clean uncured material and tools with soap and water. Remove cured sealant by cutting with a sharp-edged tool.