PC-Woody Wood Repair Epoxy Paste Kit with Mixing Tool, Two-Part 6 oz in Two Cans, Tan (83321)

This Epoxy based wood filler is my go to paste to fill small damaged areas. Even at low temperatures, it sets in 24 hours. It combines with the wood fibers and forms a very strong bond. It sands and paints really well. It is not very easy to work with as it sticks to the spatula that it comes with fingers and latex gloves.

Amazing product. Super easy to use. Fixed a severely damaged area of wood trim with not much effort. Painted over repair surface without any issue. Used in outside area.

Dries fast and strong, flexible and sturdy. Easy to mix. Great price. The tool is sturdy so works well. Dry in 2 hrs. Tan blended in nicely with my cedar. It is stainable with some sanding.

Works well, and dries very hard. Only problem is in the application - it is very sticky and hard to smooth out, especially if you are filling a deeper depression. It sticks to the plastic or metal putty knife and tends to move the whole surface so you can't get it flat. At some point, you just have do the best you can, and come back and sand the surface.

Great product. Two part epoxy sticks to everything. Once dried, sands and paints like wood

I have used Bondo and another brand of wood putty that is white; this brand is the best brand because it is pretty easy to work with and is quite durable once it sets and stands up to sanding, the white version crumbled a bit when sanding. Bondo smells so bad like chemicals, this does not smell bad. Only downside is that it isn’t much product when you compare it to the big can of Bondo.

Had to connect several pieces of wood together that had about an eighth inch gap between them. Worked great. Stronger than I expected. Haven't tried staining yet. May have to go to paint. Overall, excellent!

I have used Wood Epox which is incredibly easy to use, spread and tool, making almost zero mess. This stuff is a nightmare to use (depending on specific job of course) Sticks to EVERYTHING, especially fingers, tools - metal, wood and plastic - and is generally a drag to use. Very stiff to mix but sags easily depending on application so you must be very careful. Multiple applications are needed for deeper fills, where Wood Epox can do damn near anything in one shot. Back to Wood Epox for me, well worth the extra money. Just went back to it after 3 hours - barely set, still gooey. Can't tool it but still not set.