Fine and quick-setting filler recommendation

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I've booked a week off to do a 60 minute makeover soon, and will need to cover someone's previous dodgy plastering in a few places . Not too deep just a few mm uneveness and ripples and niks.

I usually use pre-mixed plasterboard joint filler for this and sand with an abranet which gives a great finish, but joint filler may take a bit too long to dry, so I was planning ahead and may need some quick-drying really smooth filler - 30-60 minutes(?).

Any recommendations? I'll need more than a 500g tub!

 

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The Toupret TX110 can be painted over after 3 hours

https://www.toolstation.com/shop/Pa...ret+TX110+Rapid+Drying+Interior+Filler/p22146

If, as you say it will only be a couple of mm deep, you should be fine to sand and paint after about an hour.

 

[opps]

Another option would be to use 2 pack filler but it will be harder to sand back.