On 2 Oct, 03:04, wrote:
I live in an apartment where I must remove all of the drywall anchors
before moving out.
Is there a product designed to fill these larger holes (around 1/8")
rather than just using plain spackle (which may not effectively fill
them?

For what it's worth, there's at least one brand of spackle that goes
on pink and turns white when dry. While it may sound like a waste of
technology, it's not a bad idea if you're in a hurry, especially if
you need a second application for a deep hole or you want to start
painting ASAP. It's kind of nice to know as soon as it's OK to sand or
re-apply that second layer.

By the way, unless you're hiding this project from the landlord, it
might help to ask if they're going to be painting after you leave. If
you agree beforehand that you will repair the holes and prepare them
for paint (fill, sand, prime) then perhaps (s)he won't try to add this
to the list of things (s)he's going to deduct from your deposit.

(S)He could look at the repairs, and even if they are perfect, charge
you for them anyway. Some landlords are like that.