Everbuild 2-Part High Performance Wood Filler is a fast-drying, two-part polyester wood filler designed for outdoor and indoor use. It offers a weatherproof, shatterproof finish after curing and remains flexible enough to accommodate the natural movement of wood. The filler sets in approximately 30 minutes, allowing it to be sanded, stained, painted, varnished, or dyed once cured. It can be drilled, nailed, planed, or carved when dry, and maintains durability across a wide temperature range. Available in light stainable and other finishes, the system is suitable for repairing wood damaged by wet rot (in conjunction with the appropriate hardener) and for general filling on windowsills, frames, doors and door frames, bannisters, MDF, laminates, and furniture or flooring edges. The two components must be mixed before application, and the mixture adheres to a variety of wooden substrates, offering a long-lasting, versatile repair option for both interior and exterior applications.
Features
- Two-part polyester wood filler
- Sets in ~30 minutes
- Waterproof and flexible
- Shatterproof when dry
- Drill, nail, plane, carve
- Stainable/paintable/varnishable/dyed
Usage and compatibility
The product is suitable for interior and exterior repairs, including windowsills, frames, doors, banisters, MDF, laminates, and furniture. It can repair wood damaged by wet rot when used with the appropriate hardener. Mix the two components thoroughly, apply into the damaged cavity, and allow about 30 minutes to set. Once cured, it can be sanded and finished with stains, paints, varnishes, or dyes. It is compatible with wood, MDF, laminates, and other wooden surfaces, and is available in light stainable and other shades in 500g, 1.5kg, and 6kg sizes. The finish is designed to be durable, long-lasting, and capable of withstanding a wide temperature range.
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