Liberon Wood Filler - Neutral

Drying time is a minimum of 2 hours, but this can vary significantly depending on the depth of the application and ambient conditions. Deeper fills require more time.

Yes, but it is recommended to apply deep fills in multiple thin layers, allowing each layer to dry in between, to prevent shrinkage and cracking.

Tools should be cleaned immediately after use with water.

Yes, the wood filler can be stained, varnished, waxed, or painted once it is fully dry and sanded.

Yes, the Liberon Wood Filler is suitable for both interior and exterior applications.

Yes, the dried wood filler is hard enough to be screwed and nailed into.

This specific product is the Neutral shade. Liberon also offers wood filler in Dark Oak, Antique Pine, and Mahogany, and the Neutral shade can be colored with earth pigments.

Ensure the filler was applied in a well-ventilated area and that the temperature is within the recommended range. Thick applications may take longer to dry; allow additional time.

This usually occurs with very deep fills in a single application. Remove the cracked filler and reapply in thinner layers, allowing each layer to dry before adding the next.

Allow the filler to dry completely. The Neutral shade can be tinted with Liberon Earth Pigments. Alternatively, it can be painted or stained to match the surrounding wood. Test color matching on a scrap piece first.

Ensure the filler is completely dry before attempting to sand. If it feels rubbery or is clogging sandpaper excessively, it may not be fully cured. Allow more drying time.