WoodEpox

The compound is easy to use after thoroughly mixing the two components in a 1:1 ratio. It's a bit tricky to get the ratio right due to the different consistencies, but it has a decent margin of error. Use nitrile or latex gloves when mixing and applying the compound. It remains pliable for only a limited time; don't mix more than you can use within 10 minutes. It adheres strongly to the wood. I applied it to Abatron LiquidWood-treated wood. After it solidifies, it can be sanded and painted. You can mix these products to create a softer, cream-like putty. Overall, it is an excellent product for restoring the structural integrity of damaged wood. Excellent product.

This is the best wood filler and reconstruction filler on the market. It works incredibly well and can be hand worked, or tool applied. It's possible to thin the material with wood harder, or their product thinner. You can also extend the hardening time to more easily work in the material into deeper areas or rotted wood that has been pre-hardened. It is best to put this in the area to be filled while the wood harder is still a little tacky. This product does have quite a learning curve, but that's because there is nothing else like it out there.

I have used all sorts of materials for filling and patching rotted or damaged wood. This stuff is the best I have used. It is easy to mix, doesn't kill half my brain cells from heavy fumes and finishes off nicely with sanding and paint. My initial impression when I first handled it was that it was too light and fluffy to make substantial repairs. It also seemed like it couldn't possibly bond to the wood very well. Once dried though it was solidly bonded and hard but sandable. Once painted you wouldn't know there is a repair. Adding the two part LiquidWood to the project makes it even better. You can use that to consolidate spongy wood and increase the ability for the filler to bond. Add a tiny bit of the liquid to the filler to thin it for a more spreadable consistency. Overall this is a great system for wood repair.

A very good product. Works great. Wish I had tried it sooner. Very easy to work with.

Great stuff. Used in conjunction with liquid wood. I rebuilt a rotten stud and repaired my garage door with this

Sets up hard as a rock. Nice and shapeable and you have enough time to mold it. I bought more.

I had watched a video for this product before I purchased it. It works as advertised. I needed to repair rot on a 6x6 treated wood post. The wood epox formed into a putty which I was able to force into the cavity and clamped boards around area to squeeze the putty into the cavity as tight as possible. It cured rock hard. Since most rot occurs at the ground line, I coated the post with roofing cement and form to keep water off the post. It takes three things to cause wood rot: air, water and a food source. Remove any one of the three and you will not have rot. There is a Cold Weathering version on this product. Amazon did not carry it but should. Also, it would nice to have some fiber to improve the tensile strength. My posts are well braces to eliminate bending.

Easy to work with when mixing and putting it into place. Consistency is an airy & light putty. Hardened fairly quickly in a high humidity environment but the label says it may take 5-10 days to fully cure. Only time will tell if it lasts on an exterior application (deck) exposed to weather. I'm sure painting it will be easy and help protect it from the weather. I don't know if it will take a stain or not. It's expensive but so far, I'm impressed.

Received in good condition.Thanks

Very easy to use, not too messy (unlike the Ronseal equivalent), remains usable for up to an hour (unlike the Ronseal equivalent)and has now set rock solid. Primer paint has applied well, and 18th century windowsills with wood rot repaired beautifully as a result. Delighted!

Works perfectly if a little expensive for what it is.