It is not what I expected. Difficult to handle, it does not stick easily to the surface where you need to apply it, it stuck more to my hands than to the wall. Other than that (if you manage to apply it) it is good for filling but if you want to smooth it out and make it look nice, forget it. It won't stick to the wall again and you'll be chasing it on the floor.

Dries quickly. Because I have two left hands, I needed a bit of rubbing after application

Very good. I use it on small cracks as long as they are not very deep, hairline cracks, frames, nail holes, and wall plugs, etc. Wherever I have applied it, it hasn't cracked anywhere. I will see if it stands the test of time. I have stopped using ready-made acrylic fillers for small repairs and I haven't regretted it so far. It does cost more, of course, but you don't need much for minor fixes. Those who have no experience with fillers, etc., will find it a bit difficult. It is a hard-to-work material. You need to keep wetting the spatulas constantly, as well as the material itself on the spatula, and apply it quickly because it dries fast.