Bonda Wood Filler - Dark Brown - 200G

When stored in its original, tightly sealed container in a cool, dry place, the product typically has a long shelf life. Refer to the packaging for specific expiry dates.

While it's suitable for lightweight structures, it's primarily designed for interior applications where flexibility and ease of carving are key. For exterior structural repairs, consider fillers specifically rated for outdoor use.

The curing time is rapid, often within minutes for initial hardening. Full cure, allowing for drilling and carving, typically takes around 30-60 minutes, but this can vary with temperature and humidity.

Yes, once cured and sanded smooth, the filler can be painted over. It is also designed to take stains effectively.

The standard mixing ratio is 1:1 by volume for both components to achieve the desired consistency and hardening properties.

It is best suited for smaller to medium repairs and intricate details due to its lightweight nature and rapid hardening. For very large, deep holes, a different type of filler might be more appropriate.

Ensure you are mixing the two components thoroughly and quickly. For very small batches, the hardening time may appear faster. Prepare only the amount you can use within the working time.

Verify that you have mixed the two components in the correct ratio (usually 1:1). Ensure the components have not expired and were stored properly. Incorrect mixing ratios or expired product can prevent proper curing.

Allow the filler to cure fully before attempting to sand or carve. If it's still too soft, it may not have been mixed correctly or fully cured. If it's too hard, you may have waited too long to begin working it.

Ensure the surface is properly prepared and free of any sealants or finishes before staining. A light sanding with fine-grit sandpaper can help create a uniform surface for staining.