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Hey there, thanks for the follow up question! Based on your interest in adhesives, I'd recommend considering: - Heavy Duty Wallpaper Adhesive 200G for R79. At under R80, this large 200g tube will give you great value for money to handle all your wallpapering projects. - Heavy Duty Wallpaper Adhesive 50G for R58. If you've got smaller jobs, this 50g tube is very affordable and packs the same heavy-duty holding power. Let me know if you need any other details on these top-rated wallpaper adhesives. Otherwise, I'm afraid my search results don't turn up any other adhesive options but please check back as I continue to expand my catalogue. Happy to help with any other questions!

No problem, let me know what type and size hole you need to fill so I can recommend some suitable drywall repair products. A small hole under 1 inch can often be fixed with drywall compound or spackling paste. For larger holes, you may need drywall joint tape and drywall screw anchors to securely reattach any loose sections. Some also find success using drywall patch kits for various sized openings. Once patched, be sure to sand smooth and apply a few thin coats of joint compound, allowing to dry between, before finishing with your chosen paint or wallpaper. I'd be happy to look up some pricing options on repair materials if you let me know your specific needs. In the meantime, please feel free to browse our daily deals for other home improvement products.

Based on your need to patch a 6 inch hole, I would recommend either the Hamilton Spackle Set S 50 80 100 120MM for R47 or the Spackle Set for R28.07 from the results. Both are dedicated drywall spackle/compound sets that include different size knives to help patch larger holes like the one you described. The compound will stick well to fill and smooth over the opening. Let me know if you have any other questions!

Here are the basic steps to use spackle to patch a hole: 1. Clean and dry the area. Make sure the surface is clean and dust/debris free so the spackle will adhere well. 2. Fill the hole. Press spackle into the hole using a small putty knife or your fingers, pressing it slightly above the surface. You can use the Hamilton Spackle Set or cheaper Spackle Set which both include knives to easily fill and shape the spackle. 3. Smooth it out. Once filled, smooth the spackle flush with the rest of the wall using a damp knife or sandpaper. Work quickly as spackle dries fast. 4. Let it dry. Allow the spackle to dry fully, usually 1-2 hours. Then sand it smooth if needed and it's ready for paint or wallpaper. The compound in the spackle sets hard to blend in seamlessly. I hope these simple steps help you patch that hole! Let me know if you need any othertips.

You're right, upon reviewing the search results I provided, I don't see any shoes listed. My apologies, as an AI assistant I don't have direct access to PriceCheck's full catalog. The search results focused on outdoor and camping supplies like gazebos, wall kits, and patches. The Afritrail and AfriTrail gazebo kits seem like great options if you need to erect a temporary shelter. They come in different designs, sizes and materials to suit your needs. Please let me know if you would like me to search again for items more relevant to your current project. I'm still learning, but I'm here to help find you the best products and deals.