Goodfilla Neutral Base, 8 oz, Wood and Grain Filler, Stainable, Tintable, Sandable, Zero waste, Non-Toxic, USA made

I’ve tried several different brands of wood filler and I have found this brand to be absolutely the best, both in application and finish.

I use this for small gaps between the planks in my hardwood floor and to correct small dents and splintering on small woodworking projects. I'm a complete novice and just watch YouTube videos to figure out WTF I am doing and have generally very limited patience and just want my projects done. Anyway, that's exactly why this product is great - for the small gaps I have used this product to fill, it does the job. It dries in maybe 15 minutes - I haven't actually timed it, but I usually apply some on the damaged area, leave for a while, then come back and sand it down smooth before covering with my stain or topcoat or whatever. It sands perfectly fine and I honestly can't tell the difference against my natural maple wood (which is the only wood I've used this on now that I think about it) unless I inspect it closely with a magnifying glass like inspector gadget or something, but again, I don't have time for that.A side note, I read some reviews saying the product doesn't dry or they have to leave it for 12 hours and it's still not dry. Well, you have to apply a thin layer, remove the excess, and use on smaller patch repair type projects - don't try and recreate an entire piece of wood or use this to replace a giant chunk out of a piece of wood and then act surprised when it doesn't dry in 15 minutes - it's not magic. You're going to need a resin filler or something for a project like that, not a water-based wood & grain filler...

Serious product. Water base. Close match to wood.

Works great bus has strong fruity/flowery smell even in the container! Goes away when used and hardened.

Great

It's all kinda hard in the container, and you gotta mix it with water, and even then there's still lots of little chunks. Hard to use. You can't even stir it it's so hard. Once you go through all that work then it's decent. Maybe I just got a bad batch, but I would not buy again.

Best wood filler hands down. Idk how they have any bad reviews..it has to be user error is all I can think. Yes it may not come the consistency you like but that is super easy fix. It's def not gonna come too wet. I'd rather it be drier cuz you get more that way. I blend and mix mine up anyway so all you do is add some water and it's right back to being soft. I use it to fix holes or gaps etc and now I'm using it to coat wood floors after I sanded them and before I stain themThis wood filler sands and stains nicely as well. The white oak matched my 1950 oak floors perfectly!

Very pleased with this. Works really well