White Paint: Wall Touch-Up Kit with Roller Brush - Water-Based, Low Odor/Low VOC | Easy Repair for Flat Walls & Ceilings (No Extra Tools)

This wall repair tool is amazing. I had a water leak on the ceiling and I use this to cover up the stain after I had the repair done from where the water was coming from. It did take several coats, but it worked very well and covering up the water stain in the ceiling. I would definitely recommend this to anybody buy more than one cause you’ll need it.

I had stains around the door frames and baseboards at home and wanted to clean them up, but buying a large bucket of paint seemed too wasteful and using it too troublesome. Out of curiosity, I tried this product and was amazed by the results. All I had to do was shake it well before use, attach the small roller brush, and it was ready to go. It covered all the stains on the wall—it's just incredible. I highly recommend it.

Just got this and was so excited from watching the videos. The paint is so thin it barely coats, can still see the lines through it. Shook it up thinking maybe it wasn't mixed, still didn't work. Works ok on wood, terrible for scuffs, terrible for covering walls. Instructions are barely readable.

This is okay for a quick touch up to get you by until you get to Home Depot. 😉

This small roller does a fantastic job with coverage. Greta value for your money. Brushes are very easy to clean with soap and water when done. Very easy to apply. Color matched my white walls and now I can’t even see where I did touch ups.

Excellent color for what I needed

good dus the job

There is something seriously foul with this paint. It stinks to high heaven and made me dry heave. I can still smell it every time I walk by the small patch I painted… I might just need to burn down the house.

Very good product. I didn't expect this result. We agree that it doesn't cover everything, and not 100%, but I like the function. I tested it on a surface where my daughter's chair rubbed against the wall and left a long black mark. I wanted to push the experiment a bit and test it on a place where you could see the dark paint underneath, and it covered it by 60% I would say... Maybe after several coats? It really is a product that helps out, easy and quick. I keep it not too far from me, so if I have to do any repairs, instead of always going to the garage and getting the big hardware. However, it still has some drawbacks. Yes, the paint is considered white, but if you have a piece that doesn't exactly match that white, it will just make you a lighter or darker stain (see photos) Once used, you have a cap that goes over it so it doesn't dry out, but it still leaks, so it's still a waste for nothing. Regarding the price, it's a bit expensive for a small bottle... It's really a small bottle.

Close good, but its small

I like that it's a one in all easy to use tool. However, the little pin holding it together kind went missing after one use. I could patch the wall like I wanted, but it's seems uneven even if I was careful to go over every corner of it with multiple layers.

Very practical and easy to use

I recently tried out the Wall Roller Repair Paint, and unfortunately, my experience was less than satisfactory. Upon squeezing the bottle, I noticed that the paint didn't adhere well to the roller, making application a bit messy and inefficient. Additionally, the paint emitted a strange odor, which was quite unpleasant. Moreover, I found that the white color of the paint wasn't strong enough to effectively cover imperfections on the wall. Even after multiple coats, the imperfections were still visible, leaving the final result less than desirable. Overall, I was disappointed with the Wall Roller Repair Paint. Its poor adhesion, unpleasant smell, and inadequate coverage make it hard for me to recommend this product for anyone looking to touch up their walls.