Wideskall® 4" x 4" inch Heavy Duty Self Adhesive Wall Repair Patch for Drywall, Pack of 10

Great for making repairs fast, I ended up running new wire through out my entire house and it was easier to cut a new box and run new wire to it while still having power to outlets than to try to mess with the metal boxes from the 60s, patching the holes was a breeze if you know what you’re doing since the aluminum will make it stick out a bit so you have to mud wide to make it blend smoothly. Plus it was cheaper than the home depot, lowes or sherwin Williams

The patches are a perfect and easy way to patch large holes in the wall. There is a metal plate (with holes) instead of mesh. A pleasant surprise. It adheres well to the wall and I had no issues.

Really really good for the price. Easy to use with the right spackling. Cant even tell I had holes in my walls. Durable

Simple

Needed to fill holes after installing some can led lights. It works great to patch small holes. Easy to use. Just stick It over the hole, patch it with dry wall mud or spackle, sand and paint.

Had a mouse chew through the drywall at our lakehouse. This was a great way to reinforce the patch while giving me some confidence that another rodent (the offender is dead) will lose a tooth or two chewing through the wall again. As others have pointed out...the adhesion isn't great but you can just use spackle to hold it in place while you finish it up.

I own a painting company and these work great for the price. They don’t stick to the surface very well so you have to skim coat it right away. Don’t read the other reviewers they work fine. We used over 20 this week cover old electrical outlets in walls and applied two coats of joint compound.

I put up with holes in my walls from appliances/fixtures being removed )secuirty key pad/security main panel from previous owners time). With my husband working overseas, and not wanting to spend the money on a contractor, I used duct tape to cover the hole left by the huge main control box in the laundry room, then painted over it. Fortunately, the wall paint is textured to match my sloppy work. It was actually a fantastic job, but then I discovered the right way to do this and have been crazily patching holes around the house. Now I can do smooth finish too. This is so easy.