Introducing the easiest way to fill holes and cracks in drywall, plaster, and wood. One of the hottest products on the home market, Erase A Hole has won several awards and has been featured in print articles and on HGTV.Erase A Hole allows you to patch holes in drywall, plaster, and wood in two easy steps. Rub the special applicator across the hole in a circular motion until it is filled and then wipe off the excess. The patch dries without shrinking to an even, unnoticeable finish.Now there is no need to purchase a large tub of drywall compound to patch a few small holes. Erase-A-Hole has a shelf life of three years and is guaranteed for two years after purchase. The container is in the familiar shape of a stick applicator. Ease of use and a three year shelf life make this a great product. Everyone who uses it asks, "Why didn"t I think of this?"Simply pop the cap off, twist the adjustment knob, then wipe across the hole in a circular motion until the patch is even with the wall. Wipe the excess off with a damp sponge or scrape it smooth with the edge of the cap. You can paint immediately, because the product dries without shrinking.