- Repairs are sandable in 15 min
- For cabinets, furniture, floors, decks, window sills etc
- Net weight: 1.9 lbs. with 1 oz. hardener
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About This Product
Bondo Wood Filler is a permanent, fully paintable repair material for a broad range of projects inside and outside the home. Ideal for almost any wood surface, the 2-part wood filler forms a permanent bond and will not shrink. It cures fast and can be easily sanded in as little as 15-30 minutes by hand or with power tools.
Highlights
- Interior or exterior use
- Use on most wood-based trim, siding, window sills, decks, doors, and furniture
- Non-shrinking formula fills holes and won't create gaps or divets after drying, no separation
- Water resistant
- 2-part formula chemically bonds with surface to adhere permanently
- Fast-curing formula is sandable in as little as 15 minutes for same-day repairs
- Paintable and stainable formula is compatible with most paints and stains
- Use with bondo rotted wood restorer to fully repair rotted or soft wood
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Product Information
Specifications
Container Size: 30.56 Ounce
Dimensions
Container Size | 30.56 Ounce |
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Details
Color/Finish | Brown |
|---|---|
Features | Paintable, Shrink Resistant |
Interior/Exterior | Exterior |
Kit | Individual |
Pack Size | 3 |
Paint Tool Product Type | Patching and Repair Product |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Wood Restoration Product Type | Wood Filler |
Questions & Answers
can bondo wood filler be used onhardwood floors
What color is Gardner?
Would you recommend this product for repairing chipped MDF crown molding and filling gaps in the corners? Is it paintable?
If I put not enough hardener (like 1/2in or less than )1/4 in deep the wood filler need how long to dry
Does this shrink when dried? Does it act like a glue also? Have large outdoor woden figure that has cracked/split in spots..1/4" looks to be widest...want to fill and seal cracks to keep rain out so it wont split again in winter.
Is there any way to slow down the curing time? I've played with reducing the amount of hardner a bit but that does not seem to make much of a difference. I'm afraid of reducing the amount of hardner anymore for fear the product will not setup properly.
Hello - Thank you for asking. You're correct in what you've tried so far, as we also recommend reducing the amount of hardener to help slow down the curing time! So that we can troubleshoot further and try to help balance the amount of hardener and curing time, please connect with our team directly at 1-800-494-3552 Mo-Fri 8am-4:30pm CT.
Will this work on pressure treated wood
Hello - Thank you for asking. You can use this on pressure-treated wood, but we do not recommend using it on that surface if there are large cracks or gaps. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please connect with our team directly at 1-800-494-3552 Mo-Fri 8am-4:30pm CT.
Why do your directions tell how much wood filler to add to that “3 inch “ of tube squeeze? If the product is as bad as the directions. I have wasted my money.
I have been using for a while. The maximum recommended is a 3 inch circle of epoxy to a 3 inch bead of hardner. No more as it will start drying before you have it all applied. So basically 1 inch circle 1 inch bead 2-2 and 2-3. Mix throughly and use immediately. I found you have about 4-5 minutes to apply it before it starts to harden.
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