Heavy-Bodied Spackling Analysis

excellent for that and once again cuz it does dry extremely fast and Sands easy now on the flip side we have Crawford's vinyl spackling paste this is a super heavy product this is very dense I'll give you a look at uh inside these things so you can see um the product itself but this is uh a heavy body product so it's going to dry a lot slower does have an odor to it the lightweight SP Lan it's very low odor this does have a strong odor cuz it's got some um bonding agents and stuff that help it Bond a lot better so this is going to bond better it's going to be a lot stronger so in hight trffic areas this is something that's going to make a lot more sense any any type of um large patches or any type of areas that something may uh bump it it's going to be a lot more durable less likely to um Dent Nick or ding it does sand easy not nearly as easy as a lightweight spack Lan it dries significantly slower and uh being a heavy body product this is really heavy if you're trying to fill large holes it doesn't hang as well as a lightweight spackle so it's going to Sag a little bit if you got large holes they're going to be fill in so it's great for small like quarter size holes or smaller where you need durability both these products are interior exterior products so you can use them inside and outside but I use uh Crawford spackling where anywhere where I need a really durable a good Bond and one place I can um think of is your interior wood trim a door jam any type of spackling I'm going to be doing in a door jam um it's going to be uh vinyl spackling paste from crawfords now if I'm doing walls and I'm not going to be painting for several days this is a better option because your holes are going to be patched with something more durable it's going to bond a lot better but if you're trying to paint the same day uh this is not going to dry very fast when it comes to cabinet doors we're uh large holes filling knots and stuff like that in cabinet doors we're always filling first with spackling we want something that bonds a lot better than a lightweight spackle something that's going to be a lot more durable so we're going to be using CW Crawford's vinyl spackle uh so once again if you want that durability you want something that bonds better you're going to want to go with a a vinyl spackling pce that's a heavy body product so now I do