Wood Filling Epoxy Paste

Love this product. I've purchased it a couple times now. Great for repairs on splitting wood. Have also used it as a wood filler. Very strong. If you need to fill screw holes in with the ability for a screw to hold in the same place that it was filled, it will work perfectly. Only thing to mention is that this is a little bit hard to sand down. I use a scraper leaves the pieces of debris in larger chunks versus lots of fine dust

This stuff is awesome. It is the perfect consistency. It spreads easily but is also firm enough not to sag. Dries super hard and the work time is accurate as stated on the container. Many products like this, the more you work it, the harder it is to keep things smooth and you end up making more of a mess trying to fineness it. I found it very easy to fineness and spread. No pinholes or air pockets. I like that you can aggressively sand the product one it dries without it turning to dust or burning into what you just applied. Now that I am confident in it's capabilities, I've already ordered another batch tonuae on other projects.

Putty is easy to mix, and has performed well. Cures over night and is easy to shape and sands well. Very sticky and harder to apply smoothly than previous product I was using. Previous product is no longer available, so sure I will learn a few tricks as I use it more. Price is reasonable for the amount of product received. Would recommend it.

Awesome product! Replaces rotted wood and completely restores structural strength to the item patched.

Somewhat hard to work with. Recommend doing a pre fill of the hole to fill in most of the void. Allow to dry then do your final application. Stuff dries as hard as concrete.

Okay, so this stuff is awesome to use. I had woodpecker damage to wood siding, and about 200 holes to fill! Used this over a four day stretch, and these two tubs filled every hole (including extra to sand down). Make this stuff in small batches, as it takes about 30-45 min to start to set up. A full day to be able to sand it. You can stain it fairly soon after it starts to solidify- and be aware it does not absorb stain the same way as wood does, so it can take an extra coat or two. What I did was apply a stain two shades darker than I wanted with a tiny brush to just the wood epoxy spots- I did not wipe excess off but let it sink in. Then I covered both wood panels and spots with a semi-transparent polyurethane product to kind of blend it in. (It’s not perfect, but better!) In my pictures, you can see the one side where spots are darker and blend better- that’s where I applied extra stain to the fill product first; the pic with lighter spots was just the semi transparent stain/poly product on top. The paste itself was easy to use, just get an equal scoop of each tub and mix on a clean surface until color is uniform. You can get too much of one or the other and get a weird texture, so be careful that you get equal portions. I was applying this to holes in recessed areas so I used mostly fingers to shove it inside the woodpecker holes- I used disposable gloves because after the first trial batch I found it to be very sticky and tough to wash off my hands. Goo-gone did work but I thought gloves were a faster option. The material is sticky when mixed, a bit like room temperature peanut butter- so apply it in multiple directions if you need to fill holes or get an even surface. (If you are filling holes like I was, it saves product to use the gap-fill spray in foam stuff inside it first!) It did sand well where I sanded spots- by the end of my project I was too tired to sand the ones I ended up taking pictures of. It’s a never-ending battle with my neighborhood woodpeckers, so I expect more holes next visit. I just hope this stuff is bad tasting to birds hahahaha

This stuff worked better than I expected it to. I used it on some rotted sections of my deck. In 24 hours it hardened up. I used a rasp, chisel, & razor to sand/shape it, then added a 2nd layer to some low spots. 24 hours later, it was ready to stain. Couldn’t have asked for a better outcome. I used their Wood Petrifier Hardner, 2 coats, beforehand.

Mid-Use Review I am trying to use this product to repair rot on the corner of some trim where one side of the corner is non-existent. I know, I know...”why did you let it get like that?” Well, the paint was holding it all together until the paint failed too...dang water! Anyway, the description says the PC Woody epoxy can be “shaped”. But don’t think of shaping as in modeling clay or even wood filler. If you are using it as the person in the video, I am sure it it easier with which to work. Note that gravity is helping in the video application. If gravity is working against you, as in my application, HAVE PATIENCE. The epoxy has to set up quite a bit before it stops sagging and sticking to your putty knife. It was about 20 minutes before it was set up enough to “mold”. I will be applying a second thinner coat where needed once this application cures and can be sanded down. I will update this review afterward. After 5 hours, it is still rather tacky. We live on the central coast of Corruptifornia where it was about 60 degrees today. Also, it is epoxy...it not easy to clean up.

Fácil de hacer la mezcla y usar , no pierde mucho volumen al secar y se lija bien .

this is a super good item. bonds well and is easy to use and sand and paint. but with confidence

Buen producto, muy práctico y resistente. Fácil de manejar y aplicar. Se puede trabajar como cualquier madera, una vez endurecido.

putty mixed ok and set hard in timber.

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