Bartoline Ready Mix Wood Filler - White

Drying and setting times can vary depending on the depth of the repair, temperature, and humidity. For thin layers, it may set within a few hours, but deeper repairs or humid conditions will extend this time. Always ensure it is completely set before sanding or finishing.

Yes, but it must be sealed with an oil-based paint or varnish after it has set and been sanded. Protect the filled area from rain and water until it is properly sealed. It should not be used in areas that are permanently wet.

For deep repairs, apply in layers with a maximum thickness of 6mm per layer. Allow each layer to set before applying the next.

Yes, the wood filler can be stained once it is completely set and dry. For best results, test the stain on a small, inconspicuous area first.

It is specifically formulated for all types of repairs to wood, including window frames, doors, skirting boards, and other wooden elements.

Bartoline Ready Mix Wood Filler comes pre-mixed. However, if it appears slightly separated, gentle stirring before use may be necessary to ensure a consistent texture.

Store any leftover filler in a cool, dry place with the container tightly sealed to prevent it from drying out.

Ensure layers do not exceed 6mm thickness. Allow each layer to cure fully before applying the next. Ensure the base wood is sound and dry.

Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, or loose material. Remove any unsound wood before application.

Allow the filler to set completely before sanding. If it feels too soft, it may not have fully cured; wait longer. If it's too hard, ensure you are using appropriate grit sandpaper.

Ensure the filler is completely dry and sealed correctly, especially for exterior use. Overpainting metal fittings with an oil-based primer can prevent bleed-through issues.