Abatron WoodEpox Kit - 12 oz - 2-Part Structural Epoxy Adhesive Filler - Wood Filler Putty

Good product although expensive. Works easily, stays where you put it, does not droop, smooths with wet hand or tools, hardens solid, have not tried to sand yet.

Surprised this product is not more widely available. Its easy to work with and better to for larger areas that need filling or even reconstructed. Indoor and Outdoor. Sandable, Paintable. It does what plastic wood and similar cant. Its not the mess wood bondo is either. This product is more working with playdough instead of some thick glue or lubricant.

This product worked better on vertical surfaces than the bondo or powdered wood products I've used in the past. Had some porch posts to repair as well as a couple of railings and this product in conjunction with the liquid wood hardener works quite well. For the tops of the horizontal railings that had some shallow rot I used the epoxy putty mixed with some of the hardener and it was easier to spread and push into the wood surface. The product is expensive but if you're working on irreplaceable trim I think it's work the cost. I was surprised at how easy this sanded too. Hopefully the repairs will last indefinitely.

works well. easy to mix. working time long enough to get the job done. USE VINYL GLOVES. tends to get "sticky" as it is used. lightly moistening gloves (spit) helps. had damage on a header board behind fascia board. much easier to build up the rotted areas than to cut out and replace the header. rot depth about 3/4 inch on nastiest place. prep the board. remove rot, seal with liquid epoxy.

We have a staircase that connects the ground to an elevated deck, and although the deck is covered most of the staircase is not, which in the rainy South means rot is going to occur eventually. This product filled in gaps caused by removing rot and saved time, materials, and money by extending the life of the wood. This is super easy to use. Remove all the rotted bits with a chisel and a brush, then apply a hardener then this will push into the void filling it completely, then after it dries sand it then finish with paint and you’re good as new.

The epoxy jars are both dry, I didn't expect that. Mixing was a bit tough but worked great. Made a very solid bend on very old cracked wood! Filled large areas and sanded great! Painted looked great.

Works well. seems stronger than the wood. i used it to repair a spindally stool leg; part of a wooden stool with a tapestried top I made in jr hi decades ago. i put a pencil-sized dowel in the center of the leg years ago after my sister tipped it on one leg while standing on it. That worked for years with a glue, but this seems stronger. I didn't know how much i would need and made quite a bit extra. it has a fluffy, spongey texture when mixed. My daughter made the leftover putty into a model of a shark. cute.

It is surprisingly light weight. It is workable for a reasonable time, curing much more slowly than liquid epoxies, bondo paste, or the usual wood fillers. It sands and shapes easily, and for complex profiles should yield better and easier results than alternatives. However, I question its bonding power and durability. It's difficult to apply without leaving small voids, it isn't as sticky as other products, and it is softer. Screw hold will probably be pretty weak. Tooling requires wetting your tool with alcohol with each pass to get a smooth-ish profile. It will hold in place and keep its shape far better than softer or more liquid alternatives. You'll want to power sand with finer grit to get a smooth surface before priming and painting. Using wood hardener before applying is likely more critical for bond than with liquid epoxy and is recommended in the directions. All in all, I judge it a good product for use in the right application. Whether that includes my rot repair to a wood storm window panel -- exposed to sun and weather -- remains to be seen. After trying the product, I think I'd avoid using in locations that see big temperature swings or vibration. For repairs to damaged trim, such as indoors or on a protected doorframe, however, it seems a very good product and DIY friendly. Unfortunately, mine had been previously opened and used. Check yours on receipt. UPDATE. I applied it to replace the rotted corner of an old fashioned wood framed storm window. After 9 months, including a harsh midAtlantic winter, lots of sun exposure, and a hot summer, the product is still holding up well. The paint has conyinued to adhere to the product well, also.

Expensive but easy to work with and to mould into shapes- dries hard and paintable so is my go to wood filler instead of the old bondo type I used to use.

Quando vivevo negli Stati Uniti, usavo sempre woodepox. Sono così felice di poter comprare in Italia!

This product is significantly superior and cheaper than anything available in Australia. Application is easier, especially when replacing missing wood. It sets solid. It sands super smooth. It's paintable after priming No wonder I can't find it here on shelves.

In two boxes is a paste which I’ve melted in my hands wearing first gloves. It’s ready in two minutes but to shape it was better after another 10 minutes. The filler was very good for me because doesn’t dry in seconds so I’ve had a time to put it everywhere where I needed and even I could move from one place where I used it too much to another hole where I didn’t have enough of filler. So far I’m happy with the product but we can see in a year 😁

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