J-B Weld 8257UK KwikWood Epoxy Putty – 57 grams - Strength 900 PSI – 1 Hour Cure Time – Tan

Fixed a drawer that's been driving me crazy for months. Easy to use, I just used a safety pin to make a wee hole where I wanted the screw to go after I'dapplied it. Colour was a good match, brown, but as it was inside the colour didn't matter to me. I left it longer than recommended as I wanted to make sure it was properly set.

I have been quite pleasantly surprised at how effective this product is. It is easy to work with and surprisingly strong.

Excellent product…Great outcome…follow the instructions all will bode well

This epoxy wood putty sets strong.Easy to mix and apply to broken or damaged wood and its guaranteed to set hard.This size is economical and keeps fresh if wrapped well. It can mould to any shape and sanded easilyThe colour match is very good to with me needing a oak look I got it perfectly. If you get it on a piece you don't want covered just give it a wipe with a damp cloth otherwise leave it till set and wet sand area.Fast Delivery.

I don't know what has changed but something has. I ordered some of this product a year ago and it was amazing - easy to use, quick-drying, strong and sanded easily to a smooth finish. This stuff dried like playdoh, it was mixed properly and I left it for a week and in the end I had to remove it - what an expensive mess. This product used to be excellent - not anymore!

Need to fix a wooden drawer - this is exactly what you need. It is a bit fiddly when you use gloves to shape it and to mould it into the damaged wooden.....but you just need to be patient. Will save you a lot of money in the long run if you have damaged wooden doors, drawers or tables

just mix it as prescribed (which is 50/50 proportions), before you use it. and then stick it the required place. you can also sand it after it dries up.

I needed to fix some holes in chipboard on a kitchen base unit where the door had come adrift. The Kwikwood mixed easily and was simple to work into the holes. The product information suggests that it should be set in 15-25 minutes and cured within 1 hour. I found that it still felt tacky after an hour and so I left it overnight to dry. The next morning I was able to easily sand the filling smooth and drill new screw holes. So despite the longer curing time I was very happy with the result.