Goodbye Cracks FG695 4-Ounce Spray

My "Goodbye Cracks" product arrived super fast, much faster than the Amazon date given, and appears to be in perfect condition, just as described in the item listing. The seller has already contacted me to let me know they are available to me should I have any concerns about the product or questions about how to use it.I appreciate that very much because this will be the first time I have used this item. I was feeling a little intimidated by the DIY project I'm taking on. I really struggled with choosing the right products for the job. I feel like I made the right choice going with "HD Online" and "Goodbye Cracks". You may think it's wrong to say that before I"ve used the product, but I don't think so because they made me feel supported. I think they will work with me so that I use it successfully and if it doesn't work for me they will refund my money and point me in a more appropriate direction.t wish companies doing business this way was more ordinary but sadly, I find that it is pretty extraordinary these days, and wanted to show my appreciation.I moved in with my precious Mom recently. She converted her garage into a bedroom many years ago (about 20 years ago) and cracks are forming, and very gradually growing, between a few sheets of drywall. It is a huge testament to her that the walls look so darn clean after that many years without being painted for that long Only my Mom lol. A few coats of paint over the years might have filled it in.I know from adjustments I've had to make to the doors that there has been some shifting/settling. Anyway! I'm counting on this product and a solid paint job to solve the problem. The cracks are pretty thin. Maybe it will take another 20 years to need painting again. With me and my puppies here, though, I doubt it - lol :). Poor Mom!One thing I would say is to read the description very carefully. This is a "4-ounce" aerosol can. I think it would be very disappointing if you thought it was a normal size can and then received the much smaller can. I will update my review after patching, spraying, and painting the cracks.I would love to hear any advice anyone might have concerning our issues with the settling/shifting in this room. Thank you!!

You will get about 45-60 seconds of spray and yes, I shook the can for over 5 minutes first.You will then have to rinse the nozzle out and then blow it out, then run back and repeat over and over again.

A very expensive product with very disappointing results. Caulk or spackle work better. And they are both a lot cheaper. I'm afraid I cannot find any thing good to say about this product. I bought it with high hopes that were dashed the minute the second coat dried. But a tube of $4 caulk before you shell out $30 for this small can.

This if a "have to have" if you have a house with plaster walls. My husband would patch and paint, just to have a small crack appear at some point. When we had our roof totally torn off to the second floor to replace the studs (well, they were actual trees with the bark still on...apparently, that is what they used in the 1800's) all the banging and pounding of construction caused cracks in all of the upstairs bedrooms near the ceiling.My sister recommended this product and it has worked for every single project. The cracks never reappear, the paint stays in place - just amazing stuff.

It seems to be holding the cracks together so far. I fixed the cracks then sprayed this on (make sure you have a fan or some ventilation going, I had some coughing going on, although it didn't linger too long in the air). I've primed and still need to paint the ceiling. My house was built in 1900 so is all plaster and lath. The bathroom was redone and the ceiling was just skim coated over and the plaster cracks were showing through the skim coat. This product definitely seems to be working.

I had a professional come over and give me an estimate on a huge stress crack I had on my ceiling. He told me he had to run some extra beams for support and re-sheet rock because there was no way to get rid of the crack. The cost was going to be $1200. I purchased Good-Buy Cracks and filled in the crack with some joint compound and the sprayed 3 coates of Good-Buy Cracks on the stress crack. Once it was dry I painted it. It has been two years now and the crack has never come back. This is a great product and I intend to use it when ever I see another stress crack.

Goodbye Cracks® lives up to its advertising. I have had an annual task of patching up the cracks that continually appeared in the corners of our rooms or near certain windows. It's been six months now since I used Goodbye Cracks, and the cracks have not come back. I followed the directions very carefully, widening the original crack and patching it well before spraying two coats of Goodbye Cracks over the patch. Then I sprayed some orange peel texture over the patch, painted again, and it looks like new! And more importantly, it has stayed that way. I now expect that this annual chore can be crossed off my list.I also tried this product on some `nail pops' in the ceiling in one room that also reoccur regularly, and it didn't work on them. I guess the pressure there was just too great, so I'll keep trying other solutions for that particular problem.

Didn't work like I had hoped. Used on both sides of our stairwell about 2 months ago. One side is holding up, the other has recracked and looks no different than it did before patching sanding sealing and repainting. Probably better for smaller cracks but didn't do the job for us.