Ratings & Reviews for DAP Flexible floor patch and leveler Gray Interior Patching compound 32 Ounce(s)

Useful

Just used it so I don’t know if it’ll hold up long term but was perfect for filling in shallow pitted areas for tiling.

Easy to use with good 6” drywall taping knife

Easy to use/float with 6” drywall taping/joint knife. Hardens and Adheres to Plywood Subfloor really well without cracking. Used to fill in voids left in joints from replacing subfloor in old kitchen and master bath and also where old subfloor met new subfloor on 40x20 addition to house.

Pretty flexible

It’s pretty caulk like almost. Don’t scrape anything over it.

That it takes way to long to dry,

Takes to long to dry for a patch job. I needed something quick

good for sub floor

a bit too thick and dries clumpy too quickly if you don't work in tiny areas

Just what I needed!! Worked well.

Excellent product for leveling areas of a plywood floor that will have carpeting installed over it.

Good stuff

I used this to level out a bathroom floor where we are putting down a wood underlayment over existing subfloor and old tile. There was carpet also over that tile that had been ripped out -- taking a few old vinyl tiles with it in the process. I first sealed over the entire floor with Zinsser paint as we had concerns of asbestos. The next step was this DAP leveler for where tiles were missing and rough spots. I did ok with it but later realized that I was going to have to get it a lot smoother...

Ideal for use under hardwood flooring

This appears to be the best product to use for floor leveling under solid hardwood. It hardens to a hard putty which still has a little give to take nails or floor movement. For leveling purposes, you have to mix in a small amount of water to make it easier to work with. It comes as a paste like consistency which may work for patching holes but is too thick for spreading over a large area. It does shrink some after drying so multiple coats may be needed... I think this is the reason why they...

Good leveler for uneven wood subfloor

Trowels out just fine, water clean up is a bonus. It seems to have set up just fine, I did not experience it not setting up as some have said.

I am buying this product again and again.

My only alternatives were cement self levelers. Having experience with wood, the idea of placing a water based product on wood sub floors did not appeal to me. I decided to try this product. While the application is similar to mudding drywall in that it does not flow, with a little time and effort with a long trowel I have been able to smooth a level surface. When I used it in areas of 1/4 inch or slightly better, the drying time took 2 days, (interior application 70 degrees). Up to 1/4 inch it ...

Worked Great!

This product is great for leveling under nail-down hardwood flooring. It tends to dry out a little on the shelf, so it typically needs to be tempered with a tiny amount of water. I used it to fill around layers of SurePly to correct a major subfloor dip at a low joist.