Customer Reviews for PC Products 48 oz. PC-Woody Wood Epoxy Paste

PC-Woody and Wood Epoxy Paste are excellent products!! I will certainly recommend them.

Not easy to mix part A and part B, otherwise it is pretty sturdy and hard after it is cured. I used this product to fix a rotted post. I need it to be water proof and it meets my expectation

I have been using the P C Woody epoxy to fill in gaps, bee holes, and knot holes in our log home. the only draw back is the 3 day cure time before sandin

I tried other wood rot repair products, this one is this best by far. No odor, mixes up easy enough. My dry rot cavity was on horizontal piece of the house. PC Woody worked the best because it does not drip down, it stays. I had a rather large piece of wood rot. I layered it and let the layers dry, and built it up. Solid and looks like nothing was ever there. Thank you PC woody and thanks for the UTUBE visual.

Worked as advertised. Easy to apply. Glad this product is available!

It worked well. It mixed easily and applied without sagging. Sanded down quickly

I used a narrow spackling knife and pulled out approximately the same amount of parts A & B and blended them well on a plastic plate. It has no odor, is easy to apply and hardens quickly - so I worked fast to coat a repair on my window sill and casing. The next day I sanded and painted the window. Very happy with this product.

Great to repair minor areas of rotted wood

I was repairing some wood rot on my front porch. I was using WoodEpox from Abatron and it was going well but I ran out. I found this product while searching online and the description sounded similar, it's a two part wood epoxy, so I ordered it because it was cheaper and I could get it faster. Big mistake. WoodEpox was like biscuit dough and was easy to mix and work with. This stuff has the consistency of very sticky peanut butter. It's impossible to mix the two parts because it sticks to whatever tool you try to use to mix it. It's messy. It also can't be applied to vertical holes in wood because it pulls out of the hole when you try to smooth it. You might be able to apply this to a flat surface with small areas that need filling but don't even bother on a vertical surface or on larger gaps that need filling. I'm still frustrated from working with this stuff. I've already thrown away the rest of it. Life's too short to get this frustrated. Better to eat the $18.00. I hope this saves someone else the same frustration.

Product is easy to mix and apply or spread

This epoxy was exactly what we needed to fortify a rotten area on the interior and exterior a window below the panes. I first chiseled out deleterious material and applied PC Products Wood Petrifier”, and filled in the epoxy product the following day. Waited another day to sand and prep to repaint.

I have tried many brands of wood epoxy....this stuff is by far the best I have found. I have used it in many areas where water has damaged the wood and I am amazed at what I can repair. I had a window frame that had wood rot to a depth of about one inch. With patience and layering, I was able to build it up to a point where the damaged side could no longer be differentiated from the non damaged side of the window frame.

very goopy, which was fine for me. Mine was a vertical application without much concern for aesthetics. If you need a more refined look then you'll have a fair amount of post-application work to do.

Working well at this time...can be a tad testy trying to smooth.

The wood hardener might be ok but the wood filler never dries. I used to repair my garage door bottom bar rooten wood and the wood filler is still wet and soft after about 2 weeks.

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Worked as advertised

Worked beyond expectations. Bonding is great!

Works fine at the right price.